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Brendan Csaposs's research focuses on understanding and improving the experiences of doctoral students. His work has investigated the use of group messaging to facilitate peer support among early doctoral students, employing thematic analysis of text messages to identify key themes within a cohort. This research highlights the potential of digital communication tools to foster a sense of community and provide mutual assistance during the challenging doctoral journey.
Csaposs has collaborated with several researchers at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, including Elaine Thornton, Robin Rose Freeman, Susan Bradley Pospisil, and Kathleen Dorn. His scholarly output includes one publication with one citation, and an h-index of 1. He is currently an active researcher.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 1
- Citations: 1
Selected Publications
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Using Group Messaging to Facilitate Peer Support Among Early Doctoral Students: A Thematic Analysis of One Cohort’s Text Messages (2022)
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- Using Group Messaging to Facilitate Peer Support Among Early Doctoral Students: A Thematic Analysis of One Cohort’s Text Messages
- Using Group Messaging to Facilitate Peer Support Among Early Doctoral Students: A Thematic Analysis of One Cohort’s Text Messages
- Using Group Messaging to Facilitate Peer Support Among Early Doctoral Students: A Thematic Analysis of One Cohort’s Text Messages
- Using Group Messaging to Facilitate Peer Support Among Early Doctoral Students: A Thematic Analysis of One Cohort’s Text Messages
- Using Group Messaging to Facilitate Peer Support Among Early Doctoral Students: A Thematic Analysis of One Cohort’s Text Messages
- Using Group Messaging to Facilitate Peer Support Among Early Doctoral Students: A Thematic Analysis of One Cohort’s Text Messages
- Using Group Messaging to Facilitate Peer Support Among Early Doctoral Students: A Thematic Analysis of One Cohort’s Text Messages
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