Attributions Index
Attributions Index
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Chapter 1
- 1.3 Why should we care? – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 1.4 Understanding research – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 1.2 Science and social work – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 6.2 Paradigms, theories, and how they shape a researcher’s approach – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 6.1 Micro, meso, and macro approaches – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
Chapter 2
- 5.1 Research on humans – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 5.2 Specific ethical issues to consider – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
Chapter 3
- 2.1 Getting started – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 8.1 Empirical versus ethical questions – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 8.2 Writing a good research question – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 8.5 Feasibility and importance – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 6.3 Inductive and deductive reasoning – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work7.2 Causal relationships – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 8.3 Quantitative research questions – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 8.4 Qualitative research questions – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 7.1 Types of research – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
Chapter 4
- 2.2 Sources of information – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 2.3 Finding literature – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 3.2 Evaluating sources – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 3.1 Reading an empirical journal article – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 3.3 Refining your question – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
- 9.1 Measurement – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 9.2 Conceptualization – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 9.3 Operationalization – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 9.4 Measurement quality – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 9.5 Complexities in quantitative measurement – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- Was the quality qualitative data page from somewhere, Christie?
Chapter 7
- 10.1 Basic concepts of sampling – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 7.3 Unit of analysis and unit of observation – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 10.2 Sampling in qualitative research – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 10.3 Sampling in quantitative research – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 10.4 A word of caution: Questions to ask about samples – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
Chapter 8
- 12.1 Experimental design: What is it and when should it be used? – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 6.2 Correlational Research – Research Methods in Psychology
- 11.3 Types of surveys – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 12.4 Analyzing quantitative data – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 11.4 Designing effective questions and questionnaires – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
Chapter 9
- Chapter 10. Introduction to Data Collection Techniques – Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods
- 13.2 Qualitative interview techniques – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 13.4 Focus groups – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- Chapter 13. Participant Observation – Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods
- Chapter 16. Archival and Historical Research – Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods
- 13.3 Issues to consider for all interview types – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- Chapter 6. Reflexivity – Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods
Chapter 10
- 12.1 Experimental design: What is it and when should it be used? – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 12.4 Analyzing quantitative data – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 5.1 Experiment Basics – Research Methods in Psychology
- 12.2 Pre-experimental and quasi-experimental design – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 5.4 Practical Considerations – Research Methods in Psychology
Chapter 11
- Chapter 15. Mixed Methods – Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods
- 15.1 Evaluation research – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 15.2 Single-subjects design – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 15.3 Action research – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
Chapter 12
- 9.5 Complexities in quantitative measurement – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 12.4 Analyzing quantitative data – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
Chapter 13
- Chapter 14. A survey of approaches to qualitative data analysis – Graduate Research Methods in Social Work
- 13.5 Analyzing qualitative data – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- Chapter 18. Data Analysis and Coding – Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods
- Chapter 17. Content Analysis – Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods
Chapter 14
- Chapter 19. Advanced Codes and Coding – Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods
- 16.1 What to share and why we share – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 16.2 Disseminating your findings – Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
- 2.7 Drawing Conclusions and Reporting the Results – Research Methods in Psychology
- 11.2 Writing a Research Report in American Psychological Association (APA) Style – Research Methods in Psychology
