Fundamentals of Social Research Methods: An African Perspective
Claire Bless, Craig Higson-Smith, Ashraf Kagee
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Claire Bless, Craig Higson-Smith, Ashraf Kagee
Abstract
The different methods of acquiring knowledge the scientific method applied to social reality problem conception and background information variables and hypothesis formulation the types of research community-centred research research design sampling data collection - basic concepts and techniques research ethics reliability and validity of measurements interpretation of results and writing a research report concluding remarks.
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The different methods of acquiring knowledge the scientific method applied to social reality problem conception and background information variables and hypothesis formulation the types of research community-centred research research design sampling data collection - basic concepts and techniques research ethics reliability and validity of measurements interpretation of results and writing a research report concluding remarks.
Key concepts: Perspective (graphical), Social research, Interpretation (philosophy), Management science, Data collection, Reliability (semiconductor), Research design, Sampling (signal processing)