Quantitative Research: Methods in the Social Sciences

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Quantitative Research: Methods in the Social Sciences

Jacqueline Mattis - University of Michigan, USA
Charlton McIlwain - New York University, USA

June 2006 | SAGE Publications Ltd

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This DVD introduces quantitative research and shows the types of questions addressed by quantitative research methods. The DVD examines measurement issues; discusses experimental design and statistical analysis; and covers survey design, scales of measure, sampling procedures, and data analysis.

Contributors:
Jordan Bienenstock - Odyssey Productions
Barbara Hummel-Rossi - Scholar
Charlton McIlwain - Scholar
Jacqueline Mattis - Scholar

This product is close-captioned.

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ISBN: 9781483373591 DVD Suggested Retail Price: $199.00 Bookstore Price: $159.20

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