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This annotated bibliography covers various topics in research methods, including sampling, measurement, study design, statistical analysis, and special topics. It provides a structured overview of key texts and resources in the field.
What's inside
- Sampling: Basic theory and designs
- Measurement: Theories, reliability, and validity
- Study Design: Types and references
- Statistical Analysis: Models and data analysis
- Special Topics: Attrition, missing data, meta-analysis
Who it is for: Students and researchers studying research methods. (Postgraduate)
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Summary
Research methods are the tools and techniques used to gather and analyse data. This document lists and briefly describes books and articles on research methods.
Sampling
Sampling is how researchers choose participants for their studies. It covers basic sampling theory and designs. It also discusses sampling from rare populations.
Measurement
Measurement is how researchers quantify what they are studying. It explains measurement theories and procedures. It also covers reliability, validity and special topics in measurement.
Study Design
Study design is the plan for how a study will be carried out. It describes different types of study designs. It includes case studies, observational studies, randomized studies, quasi-experiments, survey research and program evaluation.
Statistical Analysis
Statistical analysis is how researchers make sense of their data. It covers statistical models and data analysis. It also discusses statistical analyses for longitudinal data.
Key terms
- Sampling theory
- The theory behind how to choose participants for a study.
- Measurement validity
- How accurately a measurement reflects what it is supposed to measure.
- Study design
- The plan for how a study will be carried out.
- Statistical models
- Mathematical representations of data and relationships between variables.
- Longitudinal data
- Data collected over a period of time from the same participants.
- Program evaluation
- Assessing the effectiveness of a program or intervention.
Questions this document helps with
- How do researchers choose participants for their studies?
- What are the different types of study designs?
- How do researchers analyse data collected over time?
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