STATISTICS IN SOCIAL WORK: An Introduction to Practical Applications
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Book Details
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Author: Amy Batchelor
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Publisher: Rawat Publications
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Language: English
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Edition: 2022
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ISBN: 9788131612743
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Pages: 208 pages
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Cover: Hardback
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Sale Territory: This edition may not be sold outside India
About the Book
Statistics in Social Work is a clear, practical, and focused introduction to statistical concepts tailored specifically for students and professionals in social work. Recognizing that social workers must often rely on data to make informed decisions and advocate for effective interventions, this book emphasizes the value of statistics as an essential tool in evidence-based practice.
Amy Batchelor guides readers through foundational statistical ideas—from descriptive statistics and correlation to hypothesis testing and inferential methods—using real-world examples that reflect everyday challenges in social work settings. Rather than overwhelming readers with mathematical jargon, the book emphasizes how statistics can help social workers understand their clients, assess needs, measure outcomes, and evaluate programs.
Each chapter, from "Creating Useful Data" to "An Introduction to Advanced Concepts," is designed to make complex ideas accessible while showing how statistics can reveal hidden biases, improve services, and support more equitable systems. Whether used in academic coursework or applied practice, this book empowers readers to harness the power of data to drive positive change in individuals and communities.

