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Mapping the De Facto Consensus on Doctoral Dissertation Requirements: A Content Analysis of Published Dissertation Guides Across Four High-Volume U.S. Doctoral Fields
U.S. doctoral programs publish dissertation guides that operationally define what a completed dissertation should contain, yet the field lacks an aggregated, cross-institutional description of what those guides actually document. Using a frozen 43-criterion codebook, this study catalogs the criteria
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