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Elements Of Inquiry: A Guide For Consumers And Producers Of Research

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- Fundamental concepts and rules of research are explained for both consumers and producers of research reports.

- The philosophical basis of research is examined and set forth as the foundation of a formal method of inquiry.

- Clearly presents guidelines for research and demonstrates their use in the design and improvement of programs.

- Provides guidance on what one should do as well as on what one should not to do in conducting research.

- Numerous practical examples amply demonstrate the principles presented in this book.

- End-of-chapter exercises provide an opportunity to apply the constructs discussed in the chapters.

- An Instructor's Guide is included with your examination copy.



Table of Contents

Part I: The Beginning

Chapter 1: Research As Inquiry

Chapter 2: Consuming Research

Part II The Rules

Chapter 3: The Theoretical Basis of Research

Chapter 4: The Purpose of the Study

Chapter 5: The Design of the Study

Chapter 6: Know the Evidence

Chapter 7: Know the Evidence Source

Chapter 8: Gather the Evidence

Chapter 9: Review the Evidence

Chapter 10: Display the Findings

Chapter 11: Answer the Question

Chapter 12: Determine Closure

Part III Resources

Chapter 13: Research in Action

Chapter 14: Annotated Bibliography

Glossary

Composite Bibliography

Subject Index

Appendix

222 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2001

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