Quantitative research methods for social work : making social work count / Barbra Teater, John Devaney, Donald Forrester, Jonathan Scourfield, John Carpenter.

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TextLanguage: English Publication details: London : Palgrave, an imprint of Macmillan Publishers Limited, 2017.Description: 1 volume : illustrations ; 24 cmISBN:

9781137400260 (pbk.) :

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361.307 23 TEA

Contents:

Why numbers matter in social work -- Who is being studied? -- What is being studied? -- How to describe issues using numbers -- How to know if a service makes a difference -- How to use numbers to describe a sample -- How to make a decision with confidence -- How to know if two variables are related -- What is the effect of one or more variables on another variable? -- What are the key elements of ethical quantitative research? -- How to do quantitative research without collecting new data -- Using Mixed qualitative and quantitative methods in social work research.

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Why numbers matter in social work --
Who is being studied? --
What is being studied? --
How to describe issues using numbers --
How to know if a service makes a difference --
How to use numbers to describe a sample --
How to make a decision with confidence --
How to know if two variables are related --
What is the effect of one or more variables on another variable? --
What are the key elements of ethical quantitative research? --
How to do quantitative research without collecting new data --
Using Mixed qualitative and quantitative methods in social work research.

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