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In the fifth Canadian edition of Social Research Methods, Edward Bell has restructured and thoroughly updated the most trusted go-to research guide for undergraduates in the social sciences in order to better suit how social research is taught in Canada today. Guided by the text's practical, step-by-step advice, and numerous real-world examples, readers travel through all stages of the processes involved in quantitative and qualitative research, from formulating questions, choosing methods, and recruiting participants, to analysing the data and writing up the results. Accessible, engaging, and thorough, Social Research Methods offers students the conceptual foundations and practical skills they need to not only carry out their own social research, but also to think critically about studies conducted by other scholars.
This text investigates the foundational methodologies and practical applications required to conduct rigorous social research within the Canadian academic context. Authors Edward Bell and Alan Bryman leverage their extensive expertise to provide a comprehensive framework that bridges theoretical concepts with empirical practice. The book serves as a structured guide for undergraduate students, detailing the systematic progression from initial inquiry to the final dissemination of research findings.
What You Will Find
Academic instructors frequently identify this text as a foundational resource for undergraduate social science students due to its clear, methodical approach. Experts highlight the book's effectiveness in balancing conceptual theory with the practical skills necessary for independent research projects.
Page Count:
1
Publication Date:
2019-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press Academic Canada
ISBN-10:
0199029512
ISBN-13:
9780199029518
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