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Research Designs Social Sciences

Survey Research Can be Qualitative or Quantitative Self-report Opinion Perceptions (attitudes & beliefs) Different than knowledge measure or social-psychological measure/inventory Mail/Internet/Personal Interview/Phone Interview

Ex Post Facto Use of Secondary Data Sets Historical

Qualitative Design Focus Group Delphi Technique Phenomenological Survey (Interview) Observation

Combined (Qualitative & Quantitative) Use of multiple measures (Triangulation) Interviews & Standardized scales Interviews & Self-report inventories Quantitative data & case study (observation)

Content/Documentary Analysis Contents of Brochures Contents of TV Programs Comparison of ethnicity in a series of journals Language types used to foster gender equity

Pre-Experimental Case Study Biased (Purposeful) Sampling

Quasi-Experimental Research When Randomized selection and/or assignment can not be achieved Often Descriptive or Comparisons

Experimental Design When random selection and assignment can be achieved

Other Designs & Considerations Program Evaluation Meta-Analysis (Model Building) Reliability & Validity (testing an instrument)