KEY CONCEPTS IN SOCIAL RESEARCH
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Book Details:
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ISBN: 9789354798887
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Author: Geoff Payne & Judy Payne
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Publisher: Rawat Publications
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Publication Year: 2025
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Binding: Hardback
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Pages: 248
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Sale Territory: India Only
About the Book
This accessible and clearly written book serves as an ideal resource for students and researchers looking to understand the fundamental concepts of social research methods. It provides a concise yet comprehensive overview of qualitative and quantitative approaches, blending practical advice with philosophical considerations. The book covers over 50 key topics, including new developments in internet and phone polling, internet searches, and visual methods, making it an invaluable addition to undergraduate reading lists.
Each section starts with a clear definition and a summary of key points, followed by useful guides to further reading and real-life examples. It is designed to be user-friendly, with cross-referencing between sections to build a well-rounded understanding of social research methods. The book caters to students at all levels, offering a strong foundation for essays, exams, and further study.
Key Topics Covered:
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Action Research, Case Studies, and Fieldwork
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Ethical Practice and Feminist Research
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Qualitative and Quantitative Methods
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Sampling, Reliability, and Validity
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Internet and Visual Methods
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Coding and Analyzing Data
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Surveys, Interviews, and Focus Groups
About the Author
Geoff Payne is a professor at Newcastle University, UK, specializing in social research methods, social inequalities, and class identities. He has extensive experience in researching social mobility and small rural communities.
Judy Payne is a freelance researcher and educator in Family and Consumer Sciences with significant experience teaching and coordinating career and technical education programs. She has contributed to various research projects related to social inequalities and literacy.

