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1. Introduction And Background -- 2. Different Research Approaches -- 3. Ethical Issues In Conducting Research -- 4. The Research Process -- 5. Designing Experimental Research -- 6. Designing Nonexperimental Research -- 7. Designing Qualitative Research -- 8. Potential Design Pitfalls -- 9. Subject Selection And Assignment -- 10. Measures, Instruments, And Tasks -- 11. Research Design Related To Statistics -- 12. Data Tabulation -- 13. Statistics For Descriptive Purposes -- 14. Statistics For Inferential Purposes -- 15. Analyzing Qualitative Data -- 16. Completing The Research Process: Results Related To Behavior. Clifford J. Drew, Michael L. Hardman, Ann Weaver Hart. Rev. Ed. Of: Designing And Conducting Behavioral Research. C1985. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 451-456) And Indexes.
This text investigates the fundamental methodologies and ethical frameworks required to design and execute rigorous research within the fields of education and social science. The authors, Clifford J. Drew, Michael L. Hardman, and Ann Weaver Hart, provide a comprehensive guide that bridges the gap between theoretical inquiry and practical application. By detailing the research process from initial design to statistical analysis, the work serves as a foundational manual for students and practitioners navigating complex behavioral studies.
What You Will Find
This text is regarded as a standard, foundational resource for graduate-level students and researchers in the social sciences. Its structured approach to both quantitative and qualitative methodologies provides a clear, clinical framework for those seeking to master the mechanics of academic inquiry.
Page Count:
480
Publication Date:
1996-03-31
Publisher:
Allyn & Bacon
ISBN-10:
0205166989
ISBN-13:
9780205166985
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