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How to do your research project : a guide for students / Gary Thomas.

By: Thomas, Gary, 1950- [author.]Material type: TextTextPublisher: Los Angeles : SAGE, 2023Edition: 4th editionDescription: xviii, 342 pages : illustrations (black and white, and colour) ; 25 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781529757712 Subject(s): Social sciences -- Research | Social sciences -- Research -- Methodology | Society | Society & social sciences | Research methods: general | Study & learning skills: general | Social research & statisticsDDC classification: 300.72
Contents:
Your IntroductionProject Management, Ethics and Getting ClearanceThe Literature Review, Part 1: Searching and ConstructingThe Literature Review, Part 2: Sharpening Your IdeasMethodology Part 1: Deciding on an ApproachMethodology Part 2: The Design FrameData GatheringHow to Analyse and Discuss the Information you GatherConcluding and Writing up
Summary: Direct, informative and accessible, this edition of Gary Thomas's book is essential reading for anyone doing a research project. Packed full of relevant advice and real world examples it guides you through the complete research process. Starting your research project can feel daunting, but this best-selling project guide has your back! Now in its fourth edition, the book provides easy to follow advice to navigate every step of your research project, from choosing your research question, deciding on your research design and methodology, collecting and analysing your data, and writing up your finished project. Presenting a clear and detailed roadmap to ensure you don't miss a step, the book includes: Case studies and real-life examples from a range of disciplines so you can learn from other researchers who have been in your shoes DIY activities so you can practise your skills and get to grips with key concepts Practical advice on how to organise your writing, develop your flow and build strong arguments Further guidance on assessing ethical risk, including examples of high, medium, and low risk projects Written in Gary's signature straightforward style, this book is an essential companion for anyone undertaking a research project in the applied social sciences.
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Previous edition: 2017.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Your IntroductionProject Management, Ethics and Getting ClearanceThe Literature Review, Part 1: Searching and ConstructingThe Literature Review, Part 2: Sharpening Your IdeasMethodology Part 1: Deciding on an ApproachMethodology Part 2: The Design FrameData GatheringHow to Analyse and Discuss the Information you GatherConcluding and Writing up

Direct, informative and accessible, this edition of Gary Thomas's book is essential reading for anyone doing a research project. Packed full of relevant advice and real world examples it guides you through the complete research process. Starting your research project can feel daunting, but this best-selling project guide has your back! Now in its fourth edition, the book provides easy to follow advice to navigate every step of your research project, from choosing your research question, deciding on your research design and methodology, collecting and analysing your data, and writing up your finished project. Presenting a clear and detailed roadmap to ensure you don't miss a step, the book includes: Case studies and real-life examples from a range of disciplines so you can learn from other researchers who have been in your shoes DIY activities so you can practise your skills and get to grips with key concepts Practical advice on how to organise your writing, develop your flow and build strong arguments Further guidance on assessing ethical risk, including examples of high, medium, and low risk projects Written in Gary's signature straightforward style, this book is an essential companion for anyone undertaking a research project in the applied social sciences.

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