Test Bank for Research Methods for Social Workers 8th Edition by Bonnie Yegidis, Robert Weinbach, Laura Myers ISBN 9780136912286 0136912281

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ISBN 10: 0136912281
ISBN 13: 9780136912286
Author: Bonnie Yegidis, Robert Weinbach, Laura Myers

This title is available via Pearson+ and includes an eTextbook with audio on most titles. Pearson+ also offers expert videos, notes, and flashcards so you can learn anyway you like. Research Methods for Social Workers, Eighth Edition is written in a crisp, straightforward style and refers to contemporary social work practice on virtually every page. Examples are real and reflect situations that social workers encounter every day. The authors present research as a logical, non-intimidating activity that is inextricably linked to social work practice. The text contains no unnecessary research terminology or references to obscure understanding, and necessary terminology is italicized and explained. Even students with no prior research background will find it interesting and easy to understand.   All content is consistent with both current Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) accreditation standards and curriculum policy guidelines. This revision is now a part of Pearson Education’s Connecting Core Competencies series–comprised of foundation-level texts that foster student success in learning the core competencies as stated in 2015 by the Council on Social Work Education.

Research Methods for Social Workers 8th Edition Table of contents:

• Introduction to Social Work Research

  • Overview of research in social work.
  • Importance of research for social work practice and policy.
  • Ethical considerations in social work research.

• The Research Process: An Overview

  • Steps in the research process: Problem identification, design, data collection, and analysis.
  • Quantitative vs. qualitative research methods.
  • Understanding evidence-based practice.

• Research Design

  • Types of research designs: Experimental, quasi-experimental, and non-experimental.
  • Cross-sectional vs. longitudinal studies.
  • Choosing the appropriate design for research questions.

• Literature Review and Research Questions

  • How to conduct a literature review.
  • Identifying gaps in the literature.
  • Developing research questions and hypotheses.

• Measurement in Social Work Research

  • Types of data: Qualitative and quantitative.
  • Reliability and validity of research instruments.
  • Designing surveys, interviews, and observation protocols.

• Sampling and Data Collection

  • Sampling techniques: Probability vs. non-probability sampling.
  • Selecting participants for qualitative and quantitative studies.
  • Ethical issues in participant recruitment and informed consent.

• Quantitative Research Methods

  • Overview of quantitative research methods.
  • Surveys, experiments, and statistical analysis.
  • Understanding and applying descriptive and inferential statistics.

• Qualitative Research Methods

  • Overview of qualitative research methods.
  • Case studies, focus groups, interviews, and ethnography.
  • Analyzing qualitative data through coding and thematic analysis.

• Data Analysis and Interpretation

  • Analyzing quantitative data: Descriptive and inferential statistics.
  • Analyzing qualitative data: Coding and thematic analysis.
  • Interpreting findings and drawing conclusions.

• Ethical Issues in Social Work Research

  • Informed consent and confidentiality.
  • Dealing with vulnerable populations in research.
  • Ethical dilemmas in conducting research with human subjects.

• Evaluating Research

  • Criteria for evaluating the quality of research studies.
  • Assessing internal and external validity.
  • Critical appraisal of research articles.

• Applying Research to Social Work Practice

  • Translating research findings into practice.
  • Using research to inform policy and program development.
  • The role of social workers as consumers and producers of research.

• Writing Research Reports and Proposals

  • Writing research papers and reports.
  • Structuring a research proposal.
  • Presenting research findings in academic and professional settings.

• Conclusion: The Future of Social Work Research

  • Emerging trends and challenges in social work research.
  • The importance of continued research in improving social services.
  • Preparing for a career in social work research.

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