Session: Next-Gen Tools and Critical Reflections: Rethinking Research Design in Social Work (Society for Social Work and Research 30th Annual Conference Anniversary)

Schedule:

Friday, January 16, 2026: 8:00 AM-9:30 AM

Supreme Court, ML 4 (Marriott Marquis Washington DC)

Cluster: Research Design and Measurement

Moderator:

Saige M. Addison, MSW, University of Iowa

* noted as presenting author

A Citation Network Analysis of Social Work Scholarship: How the Grand Challenges for Social Work Aid Our Understanding of Interrelated Social Problems
Saige M. Addison, MSW, University of Iowa; Kendra Rooney, MSW, University of Iowa; Megan Gilster, PhD, University of Iowa; Christabel Rogalin, PhD, Purdue University Northwest; Cory Morton, PhD, Rutgers University

Contending with Imposter Participants: Another Strategy for Ensuring Authentic Data Background
Yan Zhu, MSW, Rutgers University; Judith McCoyd, PhD, Rutgers University

Empowering Social Work Research with Gpt: A Framework for Scalable, Ethical Thematic Analysis in Public Health Studies
Yuyi Yang, Washington University in Saint Louis; Charles Alba, Washington University in Saint Louis; Ruopeng An, PhD, New York University

Using Concept Mapping to Assess the Theoretical Congruence and Content Validity of Existing Child Well-Being Measurements Based on the Two Sources Theory
Xixi Kang, MSW, MSP, New York University; Brian Spitzer, PhD, New York University; Ruijie Ma, MSW, University of Pittsburgh; Deborah Moon, PhD, University of Pittsburgh; Abigail Williams-Butler, PhD, MSW, MS, Rutgers University; Amanda Cruce, MSW, University of Pittsburgh; Hyunjin Lee, MSW, University of Pittsburgh; Ramesh Raghavan, PhD, MD, MBBS, New York University

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Session: Next-Gen Tools and Critical Reflections: Rethinking Research Design in Social Work (Society for Social Work and Research 30th Annual Conference Anniversary)

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