Social Work Research Methods: Four Alternative ParadigmsSAGE, 13 Jan 2006 - 314 halaman Social Work Research Methods: Four Alternative Paradigms is the first book that expands social work research methods to include alternative models and integrate these methodologies into general social work practice. In addition to addressing ethics, diversity, and technology, author Teresa Morris also describes research methods for positivism, post-positivism, critical theory, and constructivism. |
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Introduction to Part I | 3 |
AssessmentDevelopment of Understanding | 11 |
PlanningRationales for Carrying out the Research Project | 19 |
ImplementationGathering the Data | 41 |
EvaluationDeveloping an Understanding | 53 |
Termination and Follow UpReporting | 65 |
Introduction to Part II | 71 |
Assessment and EngagementDevelopment of Understanding | 77 |
Termination and Follow UpReporting on Findings | 185 |
Introduction to Part IV | 193 |
Implementation and EvaluationGathering the Data | 211 |
Termination and FollowUpReporting on Findings | 231 |
CrossCutting Themes Ethics Diversity and Technology | 239 |
The Ethics and Politics of Research | 245 |
The Researchers Responsibility to Diversity | 263 |
The Function of Technology at Each Step of the Way | 277 |
Planning Implementation EvaluationRationales | 87 |
Termination and Follow UpReporting on Findings | 123 |
Introduction to Part III | 131 |
Assessment Engagement and PlanningDevelopment | 137 |
ImplementationGathering Data | 159 |
EvaluationDeveloping an Understanding | 173 |
Glossary | 285 |
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About the Author | 314 |
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Social Work Research Methods: Four Alternative Paradigms Teresa Morris Pratinjau tidak tersedia - 2006 |
Social Work Research Methods: Four Alternative Paradigms Teresa Morris Pratinjau tidak tersedia - 2006 |
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