When a friendship becomes more of a competition, it might be time to end it. Do you agree?

I need to learn more about the connection study of inverter based resource. Modeling of renewable energy source integrations and their control design. Additionally, I want to understand how we can ensure compliance with grid codes.

I need to check for normality of my data. My independent variable is age and dependent variable is attitude. When I run the Kolmogorov/Shapiro test, I receive a warning that to say that some of the ages have been committed i.e. Attitude is constant when Age is 22. It will be included in any box plots but other output will be omitted. So I am not receiving any results for some of the ages in the Kolmogorov/Shapiro test or Skewness and Kurtosis.

Am I doing the test correctly?

This how I have done it: In SPSS go to analyze, descriptive, explore. I move attitude to dependent list and age to factor list.

Or should I run age and attitude separately?

I am looking for an 'approved' approach for undertaking a thematic analysis, and presenting this, of studies within a systematic review. The studies included are a mixture of quantitative, qualitative and mixed methods. There are numerous articles relating to using thematic analysis for synthesising the results of qualitative data but they don't quite fit the bill. What I am using this for is examining the themes which come out in the discussions of the papers in relation to some specific issues. Just wondering if there is an approved approach I can use as a reference point when doing this.

Does negative result is always bad? this an argument has put in research for some reason to master your methodology ,also it has something to do with types of error namely the type iii error which giving a right answer for wrong question. I had experience in my research type i and type ii error which my have a positive intuition when you come to point of accuracy and bias in your finding for example what is the best way to determine the cut-off of serological result is it by percent or (ROC) curve this could bring about question of probabilistic and non-probabilistic way of thinking which is acceptable in research scope to certain limit of 95% confidence so to say! then if it is always a paper work has to be actualize to see its real effect on the ground, suggestion are welcome

How can we improve the academic qualification after PhD? are there any major degree options? if yes then what kind and what are possible prospects?

we receive this comment from the conference to reduce the similarity in the reference part.. how can we do that??. these are the references we got our data from it how can we replace them or reduce the similarity

There are many situations that we are exposed at every day from colleagues at work, managers, students or anyone else ..

What is your reaction to the directed provocation that is against you?

Please, Share your experience in life.

All appreciation for all contributions.

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Lately, I have been receiving requests to serve on the editorial boards of different journals. These requests often reference one of my published papers, which suggests that they are not necessarily spam mail. Many of them are "open access" journals. I have not responded to any. Should I consider?

The enemies use a variety of methods to destroy nation civilizations, but I think all these methods are concentrated in three ways to destroy a civilization:

1) Destruction the family: You must disappear the role of the mother, by making her ashamed of herself, through describe her job as a housewife.

2) Destruction the education: Do not make an importance to the teacher in the society and reduce his status to despise by his students.

3) Dropping the Role Models (Good examples): Stabbed scientists and thinkers, doubt and belittle from opinions of them so that no one would listen to them.

If the conscious mother disappears, the faithful teacher disappears and the role model for young men and boys falls, who he will raise the new youth to good values?

What is your opinion?