This comprehensive text contains introductory and intermediate coverage of qualitative and quantitative social work research and evaluation applications for undergraduate and graduate social work students. FeaturesIntegrates diversity and strengths/empowerment coverage throughout the text.Includes a complete chapter on ethics in social work research (Chapter 5), which shows students how to integrate research and ethics content.Provides comprehensive coverage on how to do a literary review, write a qualitative and quantitative paper/report, and cite Internet sources.Includes case studies and vignettes throughout the text, which bring a real-world focus to the subject.Includes "Statistical Package for the Social Sciences" in Appendix F, which illustrates data entry using SPSS with actual screen images to show students how to do tests of the null hypothesis, interpret significance tests, and understand measures of association. What the reviewers are saying . . . This book thoroughly presents all the most important topics for an introductory research text. I really like the balanced presentation of quantitative and qualitative research, the boxed material, and the reasonable price. I think this is a very good book. -Thomas Barton, University of North Texas This text does a superb job in covering topics important to social work research students. I can't say enough positive things about how comprehensive I find this book-it is clearly a superior text. The coverage of ethics, literature review, and writing research reports places this book head and shoulders above the rest. -Janice Matthews Rasheed, Loyola University of Chicago[MyHelpingLabAd]
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...
It is an actual guidebook in carrying out research." Carolyn Turturro, University of Arkansas-Little Rock "The writing is crisp, fresh, and clear...Students will likely find this text a fun read.
Social Work Research Methods
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Program Evaluation uses a practical, reader-friendly approach to de-mystify evaluation research, clarifying evaluation's relationship to social work practice and providing the knowledge necessary to conduct it. This book assumes some...
passes fully under the domination of science; when it becomes transfused with the spirit and transformed by the method of modern science. ... The social worker must learn to become a scientific social thinker also.
139) that assumed that there was no value context for approaching social research but simply a set of methods that were tools for doing the job, in much the same way as a carpenter's hammer simply drives in a nail but has no influence ...
This text is intended to supplement a research methods in social work course to add greater emphasis to the qualitative portion of the course.
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Social Work Research Methods: Learning by Doing is a step-by-step journey through the process of conducting research.