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"I might add that there is a yearly Q conference (October 13-15,
University of Missouri), a Q journal (Operant Subjectivity), and
a Q methodology electronic discussion list (Q-METHOD, available
via Listserv@kentvm.kent.edu). There are also three major
software packages for analyzing Q data -- Van Tubergen's QUANAL
(mainframe), Stricklin's PCQ (PCs), and Atkinson's freeware
package QMethod (mainframe)." [quote from original posting]
Hope this helps.
Geoff Blowers
Dept of Psychology
University of Hong Kong
Hong Kong
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