
Nguồn ngoài
SOC 302: Introduction to Social Research Methods
- Tác giả
- Thien-Huong Ninh
- Nhà xuất bản
- Cosumnes River College
- Nguồn
- LibreTexts
- Ngôn ngữ
- EN
- Danh mục
- Khoa học cơ bản
Mục lục· 106 mục
- 01: Recognize the various methods of research.
- 1.01: Introduction
- 1.1.01: How Do We Know What We Know
- 1.1.02: Science Social Science and Sociology
- 1.1.03: Why Should We Care
- 1.1.04: Design and Goals of This Text
- 1.02: Linking Methods With Theory
- 1.2.01: Micro Meso and Macro Approaches
- 1.2.02: Paradigms Theories and How They Shape a Researchers Approach
- 1.2.03: Inductive or Deductive Two Different Approaches
- 1.2.04: Revisiting an Earlier Question
- 1.03: Beginning a Research Project
- 1.3.01: Introduction
- 1.3.02: Starting Where You Already Are
- 1.3.03: Is It Empirical
- 1.3.04: Is It Sociological
- 1.3.05: Is It a Question
- 1.3.06: Next Steps
- 02: Apply scientific steps to construct a hypothesis select a methodology and collect and analyze data.
- 2.01: Research Design
- 2.1.01: Goals of the Research Project
- 2.1.02: Qualitative or Quantitative Some Specific Considerations
- 2.1.03: Triangulation
- 2.1.04: Components of a Research Project
- 03: Differentiate between qualitative methods and quantitative methods as research tools and assess projects that might benefit from a mixed modality approach.
- 3.01: Survey Research- A Quantitative Technique
- 3.1.01: Chapter Introduction
- 3.1.02: Survey Research- What Is It and When Should It Be Used
- 3.1.03: Pros and Cons of Survey Research
- 3.1.04: Types of Surveys
- 3.1.05: Designing Effective Questions and Questionnaires
- 3.1.06: Analysis of Survey Data
- 3.02: Interviews- Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches
- 3.2.01: Chapter Introduction
- 3.2.02: Interview Research- What Is It and When Should It Be Used
- 3.2.03: Qualitative Interview Techniques and Considerations
- 3.2.04: Quantitative Interview Techniques and Considerations
- 3.2.05: Issues to Consider for All Interview Types
- 3.03: Field Research- A Qualitative Technique
- 3.3.01: Chapter Introduction
- 3.3.02: Field Research- What Is It and When to Use It
- 3.3.03: Pros and Cons of Field Research
- 3.3.04: Getting In
- 3.3.05: Field Notes
- 3.3.06: Analysis of Field Research Data
- 3.04: Unobtrusive Research- Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches
- 3.4.01: Chapter Introduction
- 3.4.02: Unobtrusive Research- What Is It and When to Use It
- 3.4.03: Pros and Cons of Unobtrusive Research
- 3.4.04: Unobtrusive Data Collected by You
- 3.4.05: Analyzing Others Data
- 3.4.06: Reliability in Unobtrusive Research
- 3.05: Other Methods of Data Collection and Analysis
- 3.5.01: Focus Groups
- 3.5.02: Experiments
- 3.5.03: Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis
- 04: Utilize statistical software to organize clean and run descriptive and inferential analysis of data.
- 4.01: TOOLS (SPSS)
- 4.1.01: Getting Started with SPSS
- 4.02: Data
- 4.2.01: Weight Cases
- 4.2.02: Select Cases
- 4.2.03: Sort Cases
- 4.03: Transform
- 4.3.01: Recode
- 4.3.02: Compute
- 4.04: Analyze
- 4.4.01: Frequencies
- 4.4.02: Descriptives
- 4.4.03: Explore
- 4.4.04: Crosstabs
- 4.4.05: Reliability Analysis
- 4.4.06: T-tests
- 4.4.07: Compare Means
- 4.4.08: Correlate
- 4.4.09: Regression
- 4.05: Graphs
- 4.5.01: Editing Charts
- 4.5.02: Histogram
- 4.5.03: BoxPlot
- 4.5.04: Line Chart
- 4.5.05: Scatterplot
- 05: Demonstrate an ability to apply critical thinking skills to evaluate literature reviews and research databases to find common themes in research design and reporting
- 5.01: Reading and Understanding Social Research
- 5.1.01: Reading Reports of Sociological Research
- 5.1.02: Being a Responsible Consumer of Research
- 5.1.03: Media Reports of Sociological Research
- 5.1.04: Sociological Research- Its Everywhere
- 5.02: Research Methods in the Real World
- 5.2.01: Chapter Introduction
- 5.2.02: Doing Research for a Living
- 5.2.03: Doing Research for a Cause
- 5.2.04: Public Sociology
- 5.2.05: Revisiting an Earlier Question- Why Should We Care
- 06: Integrate research into a report with a project description methodology analysis conclusions and future areas of research
- 6.01: Sharing Your Work
- 6.1.01: Deciding What to Share and With Whom to Share It
- 6.1.02: Presenting Your Research
- 6.1.03: Writing Up Research Results
- 6.1.04: Disseminating Findings
- 07: Identify ethical issues in research
- 7.01: Research Ethics
- 7.1.01: Research on Humans
- 7.1.02: Specific Ethical Issues to Consider
- 7.1.03: Ethics at Micro Meso and Macro Levels
- 7.1.04: The Practice of Science Versus the Uses of Science