Titlebook: Social Research; Sotirios Sarantakos Textbook 1998Latest edition Sotirios Sarantakos 1998 data analysis.evaluation.feminism.Focus group.Gr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-14884-4data analysis; evaluation; feminism; Focus group; Grounded Theory; interview; social research

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Introductionues have been developed, modified and practised throughout the history of the social sciences, and constitute the methodological heritage of modem researchers: each method is the result of ontinual efforts of many researchers and social scientists, and contains elements contributed by academics from all parts of the world.

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The research process doing research?’and then, ‘What follows right after that?’. This chapter will show how actual research is initiated and planned, and what type of decisions are to be made in order for the research to achieve its purpose. In addition, the nature, types and levels of measurement and the concepts of validity and reliability will be considered.

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Observationd ethnologists, with sociologists and other social scientists opting in larger numbers for survey and other techniques. Nevertheless, with time observation gradually became popular outside anthropology and ethnology and particularly in the social sciences. Today, observation is proclaimed to be one of the fundamental techniques of social research.

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Data collectionplans are executed, the subjects are approached and the information required for the study is gathered. If the previous step was mainly a stage of thinking, planning, judging and decision making, the step of data collection is a stage of action.

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Central tendency and dispersionsis cannot be successful without statistical operations. This point is contested by qualitative researchers; however,as we have already seen,even qualitative research lends itself to statistical analysis.