Titlebook: Methodological Issues in Applied Social Psychology; Fred B. Bryant,John Edwards,Yolanda Suarez-Balcaza Book 1992 Springer Science+Business

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Ethical Issues in Community-Based Research and Intervention,(1) selecting the setting in which to address the research problem, (2) designing the research or intervention to fit the setting, (3) recruiting subjects, (4) collecting data, (5) data handling, analysis, storage and ownership, and (6) disseminating findings. In the latter two stages, ethical conce

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A Structured Diary Methodology for the Study of Daily Events,n experiences in conducting research on daily events using the diary methodology. Particular attention is paid to the utility of the diary approach when the central research question concerns itself with the study of naturally occurring change. It is in cases in which the focus is on examining chang

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Structural Equations Modeling,nd researchers over a period of many years. Its proponents hail it as a key tool to understanding the universe, while its critics write it off as a monumental waste of resources that will never fulfill the expectations of those who designed it. Almost immediately after it went on-line, concern arose

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Research without Control Groups,ups are more likely to differ systematically on important dimensions other than independent variables. Comparisons between groups may not yield the unbiased estimates of impact that accompany controlled laboratory research. At the same time, logistic considerations affect the cost of each observatio

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Qualitative Activist Research,social change. Drawing on the early writings of Kurt Lewin (1948), and later from Carolyn Payton (1984), we view the tasks of such researchers to be the facilitation and documentation of structural and social change processes. In this chapter, we review our methodology, ., through a single-case stud

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