社会工作研究方法(社会学经典教材影印丛书)
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品牌: 阿伦·鲁宾
基本信息·出版社：北京大学出版社
·页码：668 页
·出版日期：2008年
·ISBN：730114668X/9787301146682
·条形码：9787301146682
·包装版本：1版
·装帧：平装
·开本：16
·正文语种：英语
·丛书名：社会学经典教材影印丛书
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内容简介《社会工作研究方法》是由美国得克萨斯大学奥斯汀分校社会工作学院阿伦·鲁宾（AIIen Rubin）教授和加州查普曼大学社会学系艾尔.R.芭比（Earl R.Babbie）教授共同撰写的、出版多年并且经年热销的一本研究方法教科书。对许多社会工作专业学生来说，这是一本必读书。而在社会工作专业教师与研究者眼里，这又是一本案头必备的参考书。对那些试图全面、系统和熟练掌握社会工作研究方法与技巧的学生与专业工作者而言，《社会工作研究方法》一书具有非同凡响的参考价值。
作者简介阿伦·鲁宾（Allen Rubin）美国得克萨斯大学奥斯汀分校社会工作学院教授。
艾尔.R.芭比（Ead.R.Babbie），美国加州查普曼大学社会学系教授。
目录
PART 1
An Introduction to Scientific Inquiry in Social Work
Chapter 1 Why Study Research?
Chapter 2 Evidence-Based Practice
Chapter 3 Philosophy and Theory in Social Work Research
PART 2
The Ethical, Political, and Cultural Context of Social Work Research
Chapter 4 The Ethics and Politics of Social Work Research
Chapter 5 Culturally Competent Research
PART 3
Problem Formulation and Measurement
Chapter 6 Problem Formulation
Chapter 7 Conceptualization and Operationalization
Chapter 8 Measurement
Chapter 9 Constructing Measurement Instruments
PART 4
Designs for Evaluating Programs and Practice
Chapter 10 Causal Inference and Correlational Designs
Chapter 11 Experimental Designs
Chapter 12 Single-Case Evaluation Designs
Chapter 13 Program Evaluation
PART 5
Data-Collection Methods
with Large Sources of Data
Chapter 14 Sampling
Chapter 15 Survey Research
Chapter 16 Analyzing Existing Data: Quantitative and Qualitative Methods
PART 6
Qualitative Research Methods
Chapter 17 Qualitative Research:General Principles
Chapter 18 Qualitative Research:Specific Methods
Chapter 19 Qualitative Data Analysis
PART 7
Analysis of Quantitative Data
Chapter 20 Quantitative Data Analysis
Chapter 21 Inferential Data Analysis: Part 1
Chapter 22 Inferential Data Analysis: Part 2
PART 8
Writing Research Proposals and Reports
Chapter 23 Writing Research Proposals and Reports
Appendix A Using the Library
Appendix B Statistics for Estimating Sampling Error
Appendix C Proportion under Normal Curve Exceeded by Effect-Size (ES)Values
Appendix D Learner's Guide to SPSS 11.0 for Windows
Glossary
Bibliography
Index
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Depression, then, is an abstraction-a construct that consists of a "family of conceptions" （Kaplan, 1964:49） that includes your concepts that constitute depression, our concepts that make it up, and the conceptions of all those who have ever used the term. It cannot be observed directly or indirectly, because it doesn't exist. We made it up. All we can measure are the direct observables and indirect observables that we think the term depression implies. IQ is another example. It is constructed mathematically from ob- servations of the answers given to a large number of questions on an IQ test. Later in this chapter we'll discuss sources of existing scales that measure such things as social adjustment, marital satisfaction, and family risk of child abuse. These are further examples of constructs. Conceptualization
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