Research for social workers : An introduction to methods

By:

Alston Margaret

Contributor(s):

Bowles Wendy

Publication details: Jaipur Rawat Publications 2003Edition: 2ndDescription: 334p viiISBN:

9780415307239

Subject(s):

1. Social Service - Research - Methodology

DDC classification:

361.300000 ALS

Contents:

Table of contents 1. Social work research; 2. Choosing your topic area; 3. Developing research questions; 4. Steps in the research process; 5. Sampling; 6. Surveys and interviews; 7. Needs identification and analysis; 8. How do I evaluate my program; 9. Action research; 10. Best practice evaluation; 11. Other methods; 12. Producing results: qualitative research; 13. Producing results: quantitative research; 14. Statistics for social workers; 15. Influencing policy and practice

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Table of contents
1. Social work research;
2. Choosing your topic area;
3. Developing research questions;
4. Steps in the research process;
5. Sampling;
6. Surveys and interviews;
7. Needs identification and analysis;
8. How do I evaluate my program;
9. Action research;
10. Best practice evaluation;
11. Other methods;
12. Producing results: qualitative research;
13. Producing results: quantitative research;
14. Statistics for social workers;
15. Influencing policy and practice

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