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Introduction to Research

Understanding and Applying Multiple Strategies

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This clearly written, easy-to-understand book demystifies the research process and provides a rational foundation from which to critique and understand research designs and applications in health care and human service settings. Divided into five parts - Introduction, Thinking Processes, Design Approaches, Action Processes, and Improving Practice Through Inquiry - it explores multiple research strategies, proposing that naturalistic and experimental-type research strategies have equal value and contribute in complementary and distinct ways to the science of practice. Content in this edition has been significantly expanded and updated to reflect changes in the field, specifically in areas of ethics, informed consent, practice efficacy, and proposal-writing.
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Publication date
2005
Issue number
3
Cover
paperback
Pages count
368
Dimensions (mm)
191 x 235
Weight (g)
572
  • Part I. Introduction
    1. Research as an important way of knowing
    2. Essentials of research
    Part II. Thinking processes
    3. Philosophical foundations
    4. Framing the problem
    5. Developing a knowledge base through review of the literature
    6. Theory in research
    7. Formulating research questions and queries
    8. Language and thinking processes
    Part III. Design approaches
    9. Experimental-type designs
    10. Naturalistic inquiry
    Part IV. Action processes
    11. Setting the boundaries of a study
    12. Protecting the boundaries
    13. Boundary setting in experimental-type designs
    14. Boundary setting in naturalistic designs
    15. Collecting information
    16. Measurement in experimental-type research
    17. Gathering information in naturalistic inquiry
    18. Preparing and organizing data
    19. Statistical analysis for experimental-type research
    20. Analysis in naturalistic inquiry
    21. Sharing research knowledge before
    22. Sharing research knowledge during and after
    Part V. Improving practice through inquiry
    23. Case study designs
    24. Practice efficacy
    25. Stories from the field
    Appendix. Informed Consent Documents
    Glossary
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