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Research Methods for Social Work, 1e, is easy to read and understand yet fully covers all of the Council of Social Work Education accreditation standards. This is the perfect introduction to research methods for beginning social work students as well as instructors or professionals who do not usually conduct research. The topic of research is presented through the use of concepts that are relevant to Social Work practice as well as interesting and enjoyable to the reader. The role of critical consumer skills and technology in the practice of social work is stressed throughout. Illustrations, charts, graphs, and case vignettes are used in each chapter to reinforce concepts and enhance understanding.
How can social work students and practitioners effectively integrate research methodology into their professional practice to meet accreditation standards and improve client outcomes? James R. Dudley, an experienced educator in the field, provides a comprehensive framework designed to demystify research for those entering the social work profession. By aligning technical requirements with the practical realities of clinical work, the text argues that research literacy is an essential component of competent, evidence-based practice.
What You Will Find
This text is regarded as a highly accessible entry point for students who may find traditional research methodology intimidating. The focus on practical application and clear, jargon-free explanations makes it a standard resource for foundational social work curricula.
Page Count:
332
Publication Date:
2010-10-15
Publisher:
Pearson
ISBN-10:
0205011322
ISBN-13:
9780205011322
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