Titlebook: Deciphering Sociological Research; Gerry Rose Textbook 1982Latest edition Gerald Rose 1982 research.social science.sociology.theory

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Conclusions and Implicationsenotes the systematic and logical study of the general principles guiding sociological investigation…[and]… has clear and direct links to the philosophy of science”; second, ., which refers to the way in which particular empirical studies are designed and carried out and “what notions about the task

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Social Roles and Processes of Socialization in the Prison Communityr on the part of inmates as they move through institutions. First, the usual method of treating the time variable has been to consider length of exposure to the new situation or length of time served in prison. This framework was used by Clemmer in his early study where he observed that most inmates

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Multiple Drug Use among Marijuana Smokersto the sometimes frequent use of drugs which have at least the potential for damaging the body and the psyche, is patchy and conflicting. An adequate explanation of this movement simply does not exist. In light of these empirical and theoretical lacunae, we wish to offer an exploratory delineation o

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Occupational Prestige and Social Mobility of Suicides in New Zealand description of the route followed by victims from their position at birth to their position at death, with a consideration of its implication for suicidal behavior. Our foremost concern is with the dynamics of suicide, not static conditions surrounding the suicide at the time of his death, and we s

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Father-to-Son Mobility: Australia in Comparative Perspectiveced by students interested in the comparative analysis of mobility … The findings of our Australian survey serve as the point of departure for comparisons with recent data for Italy and the United States…

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Bank Branch Operational Studies Using DEAWe begin by introducing two examples of research reports — those by Dornbusch and Hickman (Chapter 10) and Becker (Chapter 11). As we shall see, these two studies are quite different from one another and provide an illuminating contrast.