The practice of research in social work

By:

Engel, R J

Contributor(s):

Schutt, R K

Publication details: Los Angeles Sage 2013Edition: 3rdISBN:

145222546X
9781452225463

Subject(s):

Summary: This book uses actual social work research to illustrate evidence-based practice. It covers; the process and problems of social work research; ethical and scientific guidelines for social work research; measurement; sampling; causation and research design; group experimental designs; survey research; qualitative methods - observing, participating, listening; qualitative data analysis; mixing and comparing methods and studies; evaluation research; quantitative data analysis; reporting research.

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This book uses actual social work research to illustrate evidence-based practice. It covers; the process and problems of social work research; ethical and scientific guidelines for social work research; measurement; sampling; causation and research design; group experimental designs; survey research; qualitative methods - observing, participating, listening; qualitative data analysis; mixing and comparing methods and studies; evaluation research; quantitative data analysis; reporting research.

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