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ranking experiment

ranking experiment A ranking experiment is a research method in which participants order items or individuals from best to worst and explain the reasons for their choices.

A ranking experiment is a research method in which participants order items or individuals from best to worst and explain the reasons for their choices. It can be done using familiar cases or unfamiliar grouped cases, sometimes followed by added background information to see whether the rankings change.

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Drafting source: Sheriff Oumer; Alemayehu Kefyalew; Haile Aynalem. Phenotypic ranking experiments in identifying breeding objective traits of smallholder farmers in northwestern Ethiopia. 2021; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0248779; article XML SHA-256 36c2efbb8137fcc8c094743f5ac9c58b785c9ae23909285d781d099c7f37b725. “Phenotypic ranking experiments in identifying breeding objective traits of smallholder farmers in northwestern Ethiopia” (10.1371/journal.pone.0248779).
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