The A-Z of Social Research (eBook, PDF)

A Dictionary of Key Social Science Research Concepts
Redaktion: Miller, Robert Lee; Brewer, John D.

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

`A detailed and valuable addition to the literature that will be a very useful resource for lecturers, as well as having a wide appeal among students' - Tim May, University of Salford

Have you ever wondered what a concise, comprehensive book providing critical guidance to the whole expanse of social science research methods and issues might look like? The A-Z is a collection of 94 entries ranging from qualitative research techniques to statistical testing and the practicalities of using the Internet as a research tool. Alphabetically arranged in accessible, reader-friendly formats, the shortest entries are 800 words long and the longest are 3000. Most entries are approximately 1500 words in length and are supported by suggestions for further reading. The book:



- Answers the demand for a practical, fast and concise introduction to the key concepts and methods in social research

- Supplies students with impeccable information that can be used in essays, exams and research projects

- Demystifies a field that students often find daunting



This is a refreshing book on social research methods, which understands the pressures that modern students face in their work-load and seeks to supply an authoritative study guide to the field. It should fulfil a long-standing need in undergraduate research methods courses for an unpatronising, utterly reliable aid to making sense of research methods.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: SAGE Publications
• Seitenzahl: 346
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. November 2008
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781847871480
• Artikelnr.: 38424556

Inhaltsangabe

Abduction and Retroduction
Action Research
A Case Study
Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)
Attitudes
Biographical Method
CAPI (Computer Assisted Personal Interviewing)
Case Study
Causation
Central Tendency
Child Research
Comparative Analysis
Computer Simulation of Social Processes
Constructionism, Social
Content Analysis
Contingency Tables
Conversation Analysis
Correlation and Regression
Critical Theory
Cultural Analysis
Data Archives
Deduction
Diaries, Self-Completion
Discourse Analysis
Dispersion and the Normal Distribution
Documentary Sources
Ecological Fallacy
E-Mail as a Research Tool
Empiricism, Abstracted Empiricism
Epistemology
Ethics
Ethnography
Ethnomethodology
Exploratory Data Analysis
Factor Analysis
Feminist Epistemology
Feminist Methodology
Focus Groups
Gender Identity Dysphoria Assessment
Generalization
Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Grounded Theory
Hawthorne Effect
Hermeneutics
Historical Methods
Hypothesis Testing
Ideal Type
Impact Assessment
Induction
Intellectual Property Rights
Internet
Interpretation
Interviews
Literature Searching
Loglinear Analysis
Longitudinal Research
Measurement, Level of
Meaning
Methodology
`Micrö Sampling Techniques
Modernity
Multilevel Models
Narrative Approach
Naturalism
Observation, Overt and Covert
Online Methods
Paradigm
Participant Observation
Participatory Action Research
Phenomenology
Philosophy of Social Research
Policy Research
Positivism
Qualitative Research
Qualitative Research Data, Archiving
Queer Research
Questionnaire and Structured Interview Schedule Design
Questionnaires and Structured Interview Schedules
Realism
Reflexivity
Research Design
Sampling, Probability
Sampling, Quota
Sampling, Snowball
Assessing Hidden and Hard-to-Reach Populations
Secondary Analysis Qualitative
Secondary Data Analysis
Sensitive Research
Sex Surveys
Social Fact
Social Indicators
Social Statistics
Social Survey
Standardisation
Statistical Interaction
Structuralism/Poststructuralism
Systematic Review
Telephone Methods for Social Surveys
Theory
Triangulation
Unobtrusive Measures
Verbal Protocol Analysis
>Vignette
Visual Research Methods

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Abduction and Retroduction
Action Research
A Case Study
Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)
Attitudes
Biographical Method
CAPI (Computer Assisted Personal Interviewing)
Case Study
Causation
Central Tendency
Child Research
Comparative Analysis
Computer Simulation of Social Processes
Constructionism, Social
Content Analysis
Contingency Tables
Conversation Analysis
Correlation and Regression
Critical Theory
Cultural Analysis
Data Archives
Deduction
Diaries, Self-Completion
Discourse Analysis
Dispersion and the Normal Distribution
Documentary Sources
Ecological Fallacy
E-Mail as a Research Tool
Empiricism, Abstracted Empiricism
Epistemology
Ethics
Ethnography
Ethnomethodology
Exploratory Data Analysis
Factor Analysis
Feminist Epistemology
Feminist Methodology
Focus Groups
Gender Identity Dysphoria Assessment
Generalization
Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Grounded Theory
Hawthorne Effect
Hermeneutics
Historical Methods
Hypothesis Testing
Ideal Type
Impact Assessment
Induction
Intellectual Property Rights
Internet
Interpretation
Interviews
Literature Searching
Loglinear Analysis
Longitudinal Research
Measurement, Level of
Meaning
Methodology
`Micro' Sampling Techniques
Modernity
Multilevel Models
Narrative Approach
Naturalism
Observation, Overt and Covert
Online Methods
Paradigm
Participant Observation
Participatory Action Research
Phenomenology
Philosophy of Social Research
Policy Research
Positivism
Qualitative Research
Qualitative Research Data, Archiving
Queer Research
Questionnaire and Structured Interview Schedule Design
Questionnaires and Structured Interview Schedules
Realism
Reflexivity
Research Design
Sampling, Probability
Sampling, Quota
Sampling, Snowball
Assessing Hidden and Hard-to-Reach Populations
Secondary Analysis Qualitative
Secondary Data Analysis
Sensitive Research
Sex Surveys
Social Fact
Social Indicators
Social Statistics
Social Survey
Standardisation
Statistical Interaction
Structuralism/Poststructuralism
Systematic Review
Telephone Methods for Social Surveys
Theory
Triangulation
Unobtrusive Measures
Verbal Protocol Analysis
Verstehen
Vignette
Visual Research Methods

Rezensionen

`I think the book is likely to appeal to a wider audience than students, as medical colleagues and those less familiar with social research attempt to find out more about the terms and concepts they encounter' - Medical Sociology News