Editor's Note
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The president of ANPOR remembers the first editor in chief of AJPOR, Takashi Inoguchi.
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The new editor in chief discusses the continued importance of public opinion research and AJPOR, thanking the previous EIC and introducing the articles in the August 2023 issue of AJPOR.
In his final editor in chief's note, John Kennedy thanks the AJPOR community and introduced Kuang-Hui Chen, the next editor in chief of AJPOR.
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Our editor-in-chief asked ChatGPT about the appropriate use of this software in academic papers and reflects of how it could be a useful tool in certain circumstances.
EIC John Kennedy discusses the reproducibility crisis and how looking at an issue from multiple perspectives with different methodologies may actually be more helpful.
Editor in Chief John Kennedy talks about the importance of special topic issues in AJPOR an announces a new special issue on climate change.
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The editor in chief of AJPOR discusses our responsibilities to readers and how we should include articles about a variety of topics and methods to interest more readers.
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AJPOR's editor in chief and managing editor discuss recent hoaxes in academic publishing and the policies in place to prevent AJPOR from falling for them.
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Questions about language and cultural differences and their implications for survey research are discussed.
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Editor in chief John Kennedy ponders whether it is better for journal articles to be short, focused, and easy to read or more developed, but less carefully read.
In the May 2021 EIC essay, the question of what is lost when research (including survey questions and interview responses) is translated. Readers are encouraged to share their thoughts.
This issue of AJPOR consists of three papers addressing timely issues.