The complexity of the definition reflects the deep conceptual and methodological innovation involved.

These methodological innovations substantiate the claim Bernardino was the first anthropologist.

But the effect of Gilligan's work also depends substantially on its methodological innovations.

The methodological innovation was the use of sampling techniques.

Meta-analysis, the combination of individual research results to produce a quantitative literature review, is another methodological innovation with a close association to educational psychology.

From the 1970s, the use of the Delphi technique in public policy-making introduces a number of methodological innovations.

The principal methodological innovation is seeing theology from the perspective of the poor and the oppressed.

"About the same time, modern survey research began, and that's been the most important methodological innovation in the social sciences of this century."

Research notes - 1,000 to 1,500 words presenting early findings or methodological innovations of ongoing research projects.

His methodological innovations are also thought to have greatly improved the quality of local history research in Finland.