Author
Mahra Salem Mohammed Al Qasimi, Mahra Salem.
Author Original
مهرة سالم محمد القاسمي مهرة سالم
Publication Date
2024
Publication Place
Chicago -
Austin Macauley Publishers Ltd.
Subject
Social sciences -- Research, Methodology
Type
Book
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Pages Count
146
Library
Wesleyan University Library
Library Asset ID
ISBN : 9789948767176, ISBN : 9948767179
Record ID
alma9933453454303768
Library Location
See online access
Date
2024
Notes
This book provides an in-depth exploration of scientific research methodologies within the realm of social studies. It discusses both quantitative and qualitative approaches, focusing on their characteristics, objectives, and applications. The author, مهرة سالم محمد القاسمي, aims to equip university students and researchers with the necessary tools to conduct effective social research. The text emphasizes the importance of selecting appropriate research methodologies and data collection tools to ensure the validity and reliability of findings. It also covers sampling techniques, data collection instruments such as interviews and questionnaires, and the factors that influence the quality of research outcomes. The book serves as a comprehensive guide for those interested in understanding and applying scientific methods to study societal phenomena.
Sample Text
• General features of scientific research in social studies - the experimental (practical) framework
• Gifting
• Copyright©
• Thanks and appreciation
• Boot
• Introduction
• Chapter One: The quantitative approach and the qualitative approach: characteristics and objectives
• First: Quantitative Approach:
• Second: Qualitative Approach:
• Comparison between quantitative research and qualitative research:
• Applied quantitative and qualitative approaches:
• The inductive method and the deductive method:
• Definition of the inductive method:
• Definition of the deductive method:
• Chapter Two: Quantitative Methods for Studying Social Phenomena
• First: Social Survey Methodology:
• Characteristics of the social survey method:
• Stages of the social survey approach:
• Practical examples using the social survey approach:
• Second: Experimental Research:
• Experimental research steps:
• Why is resorting to controlling variables?
• The foundations on which the experimental method is based:
• Chapter Three: Qualitative approaches to studying social phenomena
• First: Historical Methodology:
• Can history be considered a science related to the scientific method?
• The importance of the historical approach:
• First: Primary Sources:
• Second: Secondary sources:
• Newspapers and magazines:
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