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About this product
Product Identifiers
PublisherRoutledge
ISBN-101884585116
ISBN-139781884585111
eBay Product ID (ePID)1053229
Product Key Features
Number of Pages119 Pages
Publication NamePractical Problems in Research Methods : a Casebook with Questions for Discussion
LanguageEnglish
SubjectResearch, Research & Methodology
Publication Year1998
TypeNot Available
Subject AreaReference, Social Science, Psychology
AuthorEstabrook D. Verdugo
FormatTrade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height0.4 in
Item Weight13.6 Oz
Item Length11 in
Item Width8.5 in
Additional Product Features
LCCN9922-009046
Dewey Edition21
Dewey Decimal300/.7/2
Intended AudienceCollege Audience
Synopsis- Each of the 53 cases presents a practical problem faced by a researcher and the solution he or she selected. -The questions encourage students to evaluate the researcher's solution and consider alternatives. -All cases are drawn from the published literature. Your students will evaluate real problems faced by practicing researchers. -All major topics in research methods are covered. Here are samples from the seven major sections of the book: -Sampling: Sampling Hispanic Adults by Telephone -Measurement: Social Desirability -Operational Definitions: Defining "Physical Abuse" of Children -Procedures: Controlling the Distribution of a Questionnaire -Experimental and Causal-Comparative Design: Forming Comparison -Groups in Classroom Research on Reading -Ethical Considerations: Prescreening Adolescents for Stress -Interpretation of Results: Health Risk Behaviors of Adolescents -The extensive instructor's guide provides discussion points as well as samples of students' answers obtained in the field tests. -This supplementary book makes dry textbook principles come alive! Students learn that research is a dynamic process-that for many problems there are competing solutions, each with its own advantages and drawbacks. -The 35 short cases are ideal for classroom discussions. The 18 longer ones make great homework assignments., * Each of the 53 cases presents a practical problem faced by a researcher and the solution he or she selected. *The questions encourage students to evaluate the researcher's solution and consider alternatives. *All cases are drawn from the published literature. Your students will evaluate real problems faced by practicing researchers. *All major topics in research methods are covered. Here are samples from the seven major sections of the book: *Sampling: Sampling Hispanic Adults by Telephone *Measurement: Social Desirability *Operational Definitions: Defining "Physical Abuse" of Children *Procedures: Controlling the Distribution of a Questionnaire *Experimental and Causal-Comparative Design: Forming Comparison *Groups in Classroom Research on Reading *Ethical Considerations: Prescreening Adolescents for Stress *Interpretation of Results: Health Risk Behaviors of Adolescents *The extensive instructor's guide provides discussion points as well as samples of students' answers obtained in the field tests. *This supplementary book makes dry textbook principles come alive! Students learn that research is a dynamic process--that for many problems there are competing solutions, each with its own advantages and drawbacks. *The 35 short cases are ideal for classroom discussions. The 18 longer ones make great homework assignments., - Each of the 53 cases presents a practical problem faced by a researcher and the solution he or she selected. -The questions encourage students to evaluate the researcher's solution and consider alternatives. -All cases are drawn from the published literature. Your students will evaluate real problems faced by practicing researchers. -All major topics in research methods are covered. Here are samples from the seven major sections of the book: -Sampling: Sampling Hispanic Adults by Telephone -Measurement: Social Desirability -Operational Definitions: Defining "Physical Abuse" of Children -Procedures: Controlling the Distribution of a Questionnaire -Experimental and Causal-Comparative Design: Forming Comparison -Groups in Classroom Research on Reading -Ethical Considerations: Prescreening Adolescents for Stress -Interpretation of Results: Health Risk Behaviors of Adolescents -The extensive instructor's guide provides discussion points as well as samples of students' answers obtained in the field tests. -This supplementary book makes dry textbook principles come alive Students learn that research is a dynamic process-that for many problems there are competing solutions, each with its own advantages and drawbacks. -The 35 short cases are ideal for classroom discussions. The 18 longer ones make great homework assignments.