Titlebook: Deciphering Sociological Research; Gerry Rose Textbook 1982Latest edition Gerald Rose 1982 research.social science.sociology.theory

冷峻

Conclusions and Implicationsmongst the better textbooks there is a tendency to treat the three themes separately (for example, Selltiz ., 1976; Smith, 1975). Of course, many good textbooks deal only with one research strategy or technique (for example, Schatzman and Strauss, 1973; Moser and Kalton, 1971).

懶惰民族

Data Fabric Architecture Patternsmongst the better textbooks there is a tendency to treat the three themes separately (for example, Selltiz ., 1976; Smith, 1975). Of course, many good textbooks deal only with one research strategy or technique (for example, Schatzman and Strauss, 1973; Moser and Kalton, 1971).

ABIDE

包租車船

ative data with the treatment of qualitative data and fieldwork studies. The papers - shortened articles from British, US and Australian journals - are put through the methodological hoops any=d systematically compared and assessed. Additionally, each chapter is provided with a full set of exercises and the b

Obituary

Frameworknot the only dimensions along which we may analyse research reports. Even a brief perusal of the sociological journals shows the diverse nature of research; researchers use widely differing methods of data collection, a range of techniques of data analysis, and a variety of styles of reporting and p

裙帶關(guān)系

甜得發(fā)膩

Samplingof all kinds including sampling for large-scale social surveys, studies of individuals with specific characteristics and studies which use control groups. The question of . will also be discussed. As we shall see, satisfactory solutions to sampling problems involve a combination of theoretical, prac

BATE

overture

degradation

Field-work and Qualitative Data: The Researchviewing and other field-work techniques. This kind of research, which I shall refer to briefly as . or ., is rather different from that discussed in Chapters 2 to 6, and normally involves some or all of the following elements: the subject of the study is a social organisation or a more loosely knit