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Social work research methods from conceptualization to dissemination Brett Drake, Melissa Jonson-Reid.
Detalles de publicación: Boston, MA Allyn and Bacon c2008.Edición: 1st edDescripción: xx, 460 p. 29 cmISBN:- 0205460976 (alk. paper)
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- HV11 .D17 2007
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Social Work Research Methods is a stand alone "how-to" social research text that covers conceptualization, design, implementation, data management, and statistical analysis with comprehensively detailed examples.
It provides students with everything they need to learn about social science research, and how complete a research project from start to finish. In addition, the text's research process is covered sequentially, in a straightforward "how-to" format. It discusses values and ethics, conceptualization, design, familiarization with key computer programs (Microsoft Excel, SAS, SPSS and NVIVO), analyses, implementation and dissemination. It is also written in a tone that is intentionally light-hearted to increase student interest and comfort level by addressing often overlooked aspects of conducting research (e.g. data management, IRB clearance, and grant development) in detail. Key highlights of the text include five example research projects. These example projects are presented in their entirety; including how the researchers chose their areas of interest, how they executed their literature reviews (annotated citation lists are given), and how they designed, implemented, and disseminated (poster, article, agency report, or PowerPoint presentation) their work.Includes bibliographical references and index.
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- Chapter 1 Introduction
- Section 1 Definitions
- Section 2 The Ethics of Social Science
- Section 3 The Process of Doing Social Science
- Section 4 The Role of Theory
- Chapter 2 Values and Ethics
- Section 1 Definitions
- Section 2 Personal Values and Research
- Section 3 Examples From History: Harm to Human Subjects
- Section 4 Examples From History: Other Issues
- Section 5 Professional Codes of Ethics: Human Subjects
- Section 6 Professional Codes of Ethics: Other Issues
- Chapter 3 Specification
- Section 1 Specification
- Section 2 Your Area of Interest
- Section 3 The Initial Literature Review
- Section 4 Reviewing the Field
- Section 5 Understanding Your Literature
- Section 6 Your Conceptual Framework
- Section 7 Formalizing and Presenting Your Conceptual Framework
- Chapter 4 Design
- Section 1 Specifying your Aims, Question and Hypotheses
- Section 2 Seven Key Dimensions of Research Design
- Section 2.1 Purpose
- Section 2.2 Causality and Control
- Section 2.3 Subjects and Sampling
- Section 2.4 Assignment of Subjects to Different Groups or Conditions
- Section 2.5 Investigator Manipulation
- Section 2.6 Timeframe
- Section 2.7 Data Type
- Section 3 Internal Validity and Research Design
- Section 4 Finalizing the Design
- Section 5 True Experimental Designs in Detail
- Section 6 Quasi-Experimental Designs in Detail
- Section 7 Nonexperimental Designs in Detail
- Section 8 Human Subjects, IRB's and Ethics
- Section 9 Summary of Key Design Products
- Chapter 5 Measurement
- Section 1 Measureent and Data Type
- Section 2 Reliability and Validity
- Section 3 Administration of Instruments
- Section 4 Structure of Instruments
- Section 5 Choosing a Measure
- Chapter 6 Qualitative Research