(PDF)Research Methods in Practice: Strategies for Description and Causation 3rd Edition
by Dahlia K. Remler, Gregg G. Van Ryzin
Key Highlights
- •📊 Practical approach to research methods with real-world applications
- •🔍 Updated 3rd edition with current research examples and exercises
- •🎯 Focus on both descriptive and causal research strategies
Description
FAQ
Is this book good for beginners in research methods?
Yes! It's written in a accessible way that make it perfect for students and professionals new to research methods.
Does this book cover both qualitative and quantitative methods?
It focus mainly on quantitative methods and causal analysis, but it does include some coverage of mixed methods approaches.
Are there practical examples and exercises in the book?
Absolutely! The book include real-world examples and exercises that help you apply the concepts to your own research projects.
Is the PDF easy to read on different devices?
Yes, the PDF format is optimized for reading on computers, tablets, and even smartphones.
What's new in this 3rd edition compared to previous versions?
This edition include updated research examples, expanded coverage of causal inference, and more practical applications for today's research challenges.
Can I use this for my thesis or dissertation research?
Definitely! Many students find it invaluable for designing and executing their thesis or dissertation projects.
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About the Author
Dahlia K. Remler is a professor of public affairs with extensive expertise in health policy research methods. Gregg G. Van Ryzin is a renowned scholar in public administration and research methodology. Together, they bring decades of teaching and research experience to this comprehensive guide.
