Research Methods for Social Workers

Bonnie L. Yegidis · Robert W. Weinbach

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Social Work Education and Practice Social Science and Policy Research Diverse Academic Research Areas

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Chapters: 1. Toward Evidence-Based Practice 2. Ethical Issues in Research 3. Research Problems and Questions 4. Finding and Using Existing Knowledge 5. Focused Research Questions and Research Hypotheses 6. Terms Used to Describe the General Characteristics of a Research Design 7. Methods of Acquiring Research Data 8. Other Ways to Describe Research Methods 9. Sampling Issues and Options 10. Measurement Concepts and Issues 11. Data Collection Instruments 12. Analyzing Data and Disseminating Research Findings 13. Evaluating Programs 14. Evaluating Individual Practice Effectiveness

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