Books written by Stephen French Gilson

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  Program Evaluation + Evaluation Practice

  Program Evaluation + Evaluation Practice

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  Studying Disability: Multiple Theories and Responses

  Of particular note are three of our colleagues who reviewed and provided detailed and valued criticism: Allison Carey, Kristine Mulhorne, and Stephen Marson. Family and friends as well as our colleagues around the world have also been ...

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  Human Behavior Theory and Applications: A Critical Thinking Approach

  According to Levinson, adulthood is a period that synthesizes both stability and transition throughout three sequential stages: early, middle, and late adulthood. An important tenet of Levinson's theory is the recognition that each ...

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  Human Behavior Theory and Applications: A Critical Thinking Approach

  Rather, in concert with other diversity theorists such as Healy (2009), Painter looks to political, intellectual, and economic power relative to other groups with different appearances and skin colors as explanatory of categorical ...

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  Evaluation Practice: Thinking and Action Principles for Social Work Practice

  This text presents both the quantitative and qualitative methods and focuses on teaching students how to skillfully apply the full range of research designs, methods and strategies to evaluation of...

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  Rethinking Disability: Principles for Professional and Social Change

  This book provides a theoretical lens through which to view Disability.

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  Human Behavior Theory and Applications: A Critical Thinking Approach

  With a strong focus on diversity, this book expands its theory coverage to include progressive and the most cutting-edge contemporary thinking.

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  Evaluation Practice: How to Do Good Evaluation Research in Work Settings

  Evaluation Practice bridges the apparent gap between practice and research to present a logical, systematic model to guide all professional thinking and action within the context of everyday professional life.