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... Because research-elicited data could be methodologically controlled and reflected, they had some obvious advantages concerning data quality and sampling. However, it was mostly due to the different kinds of research questions social scientists were interested in the early 20th century (Scheuch 1977) that research-elicited data slowly replaced process-generated data as the dominant data type in social science research between the 1930s and 1950s. In the postwar period, social scientists hardly ever used process-generated big data any more (Baur 2005, 38-45;Baur 2009, 10). ...
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January 2006