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Beteiligte Personen:	Miller, Delbert Charles 1913-1998 (VerfasserIn), Salkind, Neil J. 1947-2017 (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	Thousand Oaks, Calif. [u.a.] Sage 2002
Ausgabe:	6. ed.
Schlagwörter:	Meetmethoden Methodologie Sciences sociales - Recherche Sociaal-wetenschappelijk onderzoek Sociométrie Methode Sozialwissenschaften Social sciences > Research Sociometry Forschungsplanung Soziometrie Empirische Sozialforschung Forschung Forschungsmethode Enzyklopädie
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Beschreibung:	Includes bibliographical references and index
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adam_text	CONTENTS Preface xix Acknowledgments xxi INTRODUCTION: UNDERSTANDING BASIC, PART 1 APPLIED, AND EVALUATION RESEARCH 1.1 Defining the Characteristics of Basic, Applied, and Evaluation Research 3 1.2 The Orientation and Commitment of the Basic Researcher 4 1.3 The Orientation and Commitment of the Applied Researcher 5 1.3.1 A Typology of Applied Research 5 1.3.2 The Applied Researcher as Intruder 6 1.3.3 Future Training Needs for Applied Researchers 6 1.3.4 The Growing Presence of Applied Research Organizations 7 1.4 The Orientation and Commitment of the Evaluation Researcher 8 1.5 General Readings on Basic, Applied, and Evaluation Research 9 1.5.1 Basic Research 9 1.5.2 Applied Research 9 1.5.3 Evaluation Research 9 PART 2 BASIC RESEARCH DESIGN 2.1 Basic Guide for the Design of a Social Research Proposal 13 2.2 Formulating a Research Problem 14 2.3 Evaluating Research Studies 16 2.3.1 Useful and Beneficial Attributes of a Good Research Problem 17 2.4 Elements of Research Design 18 2.5 Choosing a Research Design 19 2.6 How Science Is Built 23 ¦ Importance of Conceptual Definition and Theory Formulation 23 Gordon J. DiRenzo ¦ Assumptions Underlying the Application of the Scientific Method 24 Gideon Sjoberg and Roger Nett ¦ Dilemmas of the Researcher and the Distinctiveness of Behavioral Science 25 Abraham Kaplan 2.7 The Impact of Sociological Theory on Empirical Research 27 ¦¦ Empirical Generalizations in Sociology 28 Robert K. Merton 2.8 Bridging the Gap Between the Languages of Theory and Research 31 «¦ Causal Inferences in Non Experimental Research 31 Hubert M. Blalockjr. 2.9 Criteria for Judging the Usefulness of a Hypothesis 32 ¦ Methods in Social Research 33 William J. Goode and Paul K. Hatt 2.10 Science: Simultaneously Observational, Experimental, and Historical 36 ¦¦ Science: Observational, Experimental, Historical 37 Raymond Siever 2.11 Guides for Design, Model Building, and Large Scale Research 42 ¦ Some Observations on Study Design 42 Samuel A. Stouffer 1X1 The Role of Models in Research Design 46 2.12.1 Physical Models 47 2.12.2 Theoretical Models 47 2.12.3 Mathematical Models 47 2.12.4 Mechanical Models 48 2.12.5 Symbolic Interactionist Models 48 2.13 General Considerations of Research Design 49 ¦¦ The Principles of Research Design 49 Edward A. Suchman 2.14 Factors Jeopardizing Internal and External Validity of Research Designs 50 ¦¦ Experimental and Quasi Experimental Designs for Research 50 Donald T. Campbell and Julian C. Stanley 2.15 Sampling 51 2.15.1 Random Sampling 52 2.15.2 Stratified Sampling 52 2.15.3 Judgmental or Purposive Sampling 53 2.15.4 An Overview of Sampling Techniques 53 ¦¦ Selecting Samples 56 Russell Ackoff 2.16 Selected Bibliography on Basic Research and Research Design 57 PART 3 APPLIED AND EVALUATION RESEARCH 3.1 A Rationale for Applied Sociology as It Relates to Policy Making 61 3.1.1 The Future of Applied Sociology: A Presidential View 62 m Applied Sociology: Where Do We Go From Here? 62 Stan Capela 3.2 Applied Research Design 63 3.3 Fitting an Applied Research Design to a Problem 64 3.4 The Mood of the Academic Researcher Engaged in Applied Research 64 3.5 The Application of Successful Applied Research Through Policy Analysis 65 ¦ Policy Analysis 65 Ron Haskins 3.6 Bibliography on Applied Sociology, Knowledge Utilization, Policy Making, and Evaluation 72 3.6.1 Applied Sociology 72 3.6.2 Knowledge Utilization 73 i 3.6.3 Policy Making/Policy Analysis 73 \| 3.6.4 Evaluation Basic Primers 74 \| 3.6.5 Examples of Evaluation 75 3.6.6 Applications of Knowledge Utilization 78 3.7 Evaluation Research as a Process 78 3.7.1 Design and Implementation of Evaluation Models 79 ¦¦ Evaluation Research: An Assessment 79 j PeterH. Rossi and James £ . Wright 3.7.2 Defining Evaluation and a Comparison of Internal and External Evaluation 89 j 3.7.3 The Sequence of Evaluation 89 \| ¦¦ Significant Components of an Internal Evaluation 90 Richard Sonnuhsen j 3.7.4 The Concept of Forms in the Evaluation Process 91 1 3.7.5 Selected References on Evaluation Research 91 3.7.6 Selected Bibliography on Evaluation 97 3.8 Ethical Practices in Research 100 3.8.1 The Institutional Review Process 117 3.8.2 The IRB Reference Book 135 PART 4 QUALITATIVE RESEARCH John W. Creswelland Raymond C. Maietta Introductory Comments 143 Neitj. Salkind 4.1 Introduction 145 4.2 Systematic Inquiry Approaches 146 4.3 A Conceptual Overview of Five Inquiry Approaches 146 4.4 Narrative Research 147 4.4.1 Variants 148 4.4.2 Key Elements in Narrative Research 149 4.4.3 Procedures Used in Narrative Research 150 4.5 Phenomenology 151 4.5.1 Variants 152 4.5.2 Key Elements in Phenomenological Research 152 4.5.3 Procedures for Conducting a Phenomenological Study 153 4.6 Grounded Theory Research 154 4.6.1 Variants 154 4.6.2 Key Elements in Grounded Theory Research 156 4.6.3 Procedures Used in Grounded Theory Research 157 4.7 The Ethnography 158 4.7.1 Variants 159 4.7.2 Key Elements of an Ethnography 160 4.7.3 Procedures in Conducting an Ethnography 161 4.8 The Case Study 162 4.8.1 Variants 162 4.8.2 Key Elements of a Case Study 163 4.8.3 Procedures for Conducting a Case Study 163 4.9 Qualitative Data Analysis Software 164 4.9.1 Making Informed Decisions 167 4.9.2 Eight Criteria for Assessing Software Programs 167 4.10 Conclusion 180 4.11 References 180 4.12 Qualitative Research Methodology: A New Perspective 184 ¦ The New Frontier in Qualitative Research Methodology 184 Elliot W. Eisner 4.13 Further Resources for Qualitative Researchers 194 4.13.1 Further Readings 194 4.13.2 Societies and Associations 195 4.13.3 Qualitative Research E mail Discussion Groups 195 4.13.4 Other Online Resources for Qualitative Research in the Human Sciences 196 GUIDES TO METHODS AND TECHNIQUES OF COLLECTING DATA IN LIBRARY, FIELD, AND LABORATORY SETTINGS: PART 5 _SOCIALSCIENCE DATA LIBRARIES AND RESEARCH CENTERS __ 5.1 Outline Guide to Sites, Principal Methods, and Techniques of the Social Science Researcher 201 5.2 A Review of Print and Online Social Science Research Resources 204 5.2.1 Social Sciences Index 204 5.2.2 Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI) 239 5.2.3 Current Index to Journals in Education (CIJE) 240 5.2.4 Population Index 240 5.2.5 Sociological Abstracts 241 5.2.6 Psychological Abstracts 242 5.2.7 PsycINFO 245 5.2.8 Current Contents in the Social Behavioral Sciences 246 5.2.9 Annual Review of Sociology 246 5.2.10 American Sociological Review 251 5.2.11 PsycARTICLES 265 5.2.12 Federal Government Educational Resources 266 5.2.13 Child Development Abstracts Bibliography 270 5.2.14 POPLINE 271 5.3 United States Bureau of the Census and Other Federal Sources of Information 271 5.3.1 How to Access Census Bureau Data 276 5.3.2 Bureau of Labor Statistics 278 5.4 FedStats 281 5.5 Data Mining Through Federal Resources 281 5.5.1 PAIS International Database 281 5.5.2 ATLA Religion Database 281 5.6 General Databases of Bibliographic Material 285 5.7 Using Search Engines 287 5.8 Microfiche as an Archival Medium 288 5.9 Online Computer Library Center 289 5.10 Documentary Resources Available in Libraries 289 5.10.1 Statistical Sources 289 5.10.2 Bibliographies 295 5.10.3 Dictionaries and Glossaries 295 5.10.4 Encyclopedias 296 5.10.5 Guides to the Literature 296 5.10.6 Handbooks, Sourcebooks, and Reviews 297 5.11 Guides for Selection and Construction of Questionnaires 297 5.11.1 Advantages and Disadvantages of the Mail Questionnaire 297 5.11.2 Guide to Questionnaire Design and Construction 301 5.11.3 Using Outside Sources to Construct Questionnaires 304 5.12 Techniques for Increasing Response Rates 304 5.13 Guides for Selection and Use of Personal Interviews as Utilized in Field Research 309 5.13.1 Advantages of the Personal Interview 310 5.13.2 Disadvantages of the Personal Interview 311 5.14 Description of and Instructions for Preparation of a Telephone Interview Survey 313 5.14.1 Instructions for the Telephone Interview 313 5.15 A Comparison of Telephone Surveys With Personal Interviews 316 5.16 Choosing Among the Mail Questionnaire, Personal Interview, and Telephone Survey 318 5.17 The Panel Technique as a Research Instrument 319 5.17.1 Advantages of the Panel Technique 320 5.17.2 Difficulties Inherent in the Panel Technique 320 5.17.3 Reinterviewing Bias 322 5.18 Guides for the Selection and Construction of Social Scales and Indexes 326 5.18.1 Thurstone Equal Appearing Interval Scale 328 5.18.2 Likert Type Scale 330 5.18.3 Guttman Scale Analysis 332 5.18.4 Scale Discrimination Technique 335 5.18.5 Rating Scales 338 5.18.6 Latent Distance Scales 340 5.18.7 Paired Comparisons 342 5.18.8 Semantic Differential 343 5.19 Guide to Databases of Collected Data for the Social Science Researcher 346 5.19.1 Gale Directory of Databases 346 5.19.2 ProQuest© Information and Learning 346 5.20 Social Science Data Archives in the United States 349 5.20.1 The Inter University Consortium for Political and Social Research 350 5.20.2 Center for Demography and Ecology 351 5.21 Directories of Social Research Centers 352 5.21.1 Research Centers in the United States 352 5.21.2 International Research Centers Directory 353 5.22 Important Research Associations and Institutes Affiliated With the International Sociological Association 353 5.22.1 Members of the International Sociological Association 353 5.23 Bibliography of Methods Guides 367 5.23.1 Documents 367 5.23.2 Content Analysis 368 5.23.3 Conversation Analysis 369 5.23.4 Questionnaire Construction 369 5.23.5 Interview Construction 369 5.23.6 Index and Scale Construction 370 5.23.7 The Sample Survey 370 5.23.8 Direct Observation 371 5.23.9 Historical and Theoretical Methods in Research 372 1 5.23.10 Participant Observation 372 5.23.11 Secondary Research Analysis 372 5.23.12 Use of Informants 373 5.23.13 Field Methods for Studying Social Organizations 373 5.24 A Comment on the Internet 374 PART 6 GUIDE TO STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL SCIENCE DATA 6.1 Questioning Science 379 ¦¦ The Impertinent Questioner: , The Scientist s Guide to the Statistician s Mind 379 William Lurie 6.2 Four Levels of Measurement and the Statistics Appropriate to Each Level 382 6.3 The Meaning and Use of Statistical Significance 384 ¦ The Concept of Statistical Significance Testing 384 Bruce Thompson 6.4 Summary of Common Measures of Association and Group Differences 387 6.5 An Overview of Measures of Association 388 6.5.1 The Pearson Product Moment Correlation Coefficient 388 6.6 An Overview of Tests of the Difference Between Means 390 6.6.1 The t Value for a Test of Independent Means 390 6.6.2 The t Value for a Test of Dependent Means 391 6.6.3 Computing the F Value for a Test of More Than Two Means 393 6.7 Causation and Multivariate Analysis: From Univariate and Bivariate Problems to Multivariate Analysis of Social Behavior 394 6.7.1 Four Manifestations of Causes 394 6.7.2 The Statistical World of Multivariate Analysis 394 6.7.3 Multiple Correlation, Regression, and Classification Analysis 395 6.7.4 Path Analysis as Causal Analysis 398 6.7.5 Factor Analysis: Explaining Relations Among Numerous Variables in Simpler Terms 404 6.8 An Overview of Other Statistical Techniques and Examples of Their Application 407 6.8.1 Bayesian Methods: Bayesian Inference and Bayesian Statistics 407 6.8.2 Canonical Correlation 408 6.8.3 Causal Analysis 409 6.8.4 Cluster Analysis 410 6.8.5 Cohort Analysis 410 6.8.6 Communication Network Analysis 411 6.8.7 Decomposition of a Dependent Variable 411 6.8.8 Decomposition of Effects in Causal Modeling 411 6.8.9 The Delphi Technique 412 6.8.10 Discriminant (Function) Analysis 412 6.8.11 Event History Analysis 413 6.8.12 Log Linear Modeling and Analysis 413 6.8.13 Markov Chains 414 6.8.14 Meta Analysis 414 Practical Meta Analysis 415 M. W. Lipsey and t . B. Wilson 6.8.15 Multiple Discriminant (Function) Analysis 422 6.8.16 Probit and Logit Models 423 6.8.17 Smallest Space Analysis 423 6.8.18 Stochastic Processes 424 6.8.19 Structural Equations and Structural Equation Models 424 6.9 Using the Computer in Social Science Research 426 6.9.1 The Modern Personal Computer 426 6.10 Software Applications for the Computer 434 6.10.1 Selecting the Perfect Statistics Software 434 6.10.2 A Sampling of Data Analysis Programs 435 6.11 A Guide to Computer Periodicals and Other Publications 440 6.12 Bibliography on Statistical Methods 443 6.13 Contents of Sociological Methodology, 1994 Through 2000 444 ASSESSING SOCIAL VARIABLES: PART 7 SCALES AND INDEXES 7.1 General Assessment Sources 453 7.1.1 Books 453 7.1.2 Publishers and Test Providers 453 7.2 Scales Assessing Social Status 455 7.2.1 Duncan s Socioeconomic Index 455 7.2.2 Siegel s (NORC) Prestige Scores 457 7.2.3 Treiman s Standard International Occupational Prestige Scale 459 7.2.4 The Nam Powers Socioeconomic Status Scores 460 7.2.5 Hollingshead s Index of Social Position 462 7.2.6 The Educational Scale 469 7.3 Scales Assessing Group Structure and Dynamics 470 7.3.1 HemphilFs Index of Group Dimensions 470 7.3.2 Bales s Interaction Process Analysis 477 7.3.3 Seashore s Group Cohesiveness Index 479 7.3.4 Sociometry Scales of Spontaneous Choice and Sociometric Preference 480 7.3.5 Bogardus s Social Distance Scale 482 7.4 Social Indicators 483 7.4.1 Definitions of Social Indicators 484 7.4.2 Human Development Indicators 491 1 7.4.3 National Social Indicators 497 7.4.4 Social Indicators at the State and Local Community Levels 505 7.4.5 A Directory of General and Specific Social Indicators and Current Developments 505 7.4.6 Social Indicators Network News 505 7.5 National Economic Indicators 506 7.6 Measures of Organizational Structure 507 7.6.1 The Organizational Measurement Manual 509 7.6.2 Size of Organization 511 7.6.3 Formalization 514 7.6.4 Centralization 516 7.7 Community 521 7.7.1 Community Attitude Scale 522 7.7.2 Scorecard for Community Services Activity 525 7.8 Social Participation 526 7.8.1 Chapin s Social Participation Scale 526 7.8.2 Leisure Participation and Enjoyment 528 7.9 Leadership in the Work Organization 532 7.9.1 Leadership Opinion Questionnaire 532 7.9.2 Supervisory Behavior Description 535 7.10 Morale and Job Satisfaction 538 7.10.1 Schuessler s Social Life Feelings Scales 538 7.11 Scales of Attitudes, Values, and Norms 543 7.11.1 The Measurement of Alienation and Anomie 544 7.12 Family and Marriage 545 7.12.1 The Dyadic Adjustment Scale 546 7.12.2 The PREPARE Inventory 548 7.12.3 The Life Innovations Scales 549 7.13 Personality Measurements 553 7.13.1 Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory 553 7.14 Citations, Focus, and Purpose of Studies Reported in the Past Five Years in the American Journal of Sociology, the American Sociological Review, and Social Psychology Quarterly 555 7.15 Measures of Personality and Social Psychological Attitudes 605 7.16 The Buros Institute and the Buros Mental Measurements Yearbook 610 7.16.1 Achievement 611 7.16.2 Behavior Assessment 613 7.16.3 Developmental Assessment 615 7.16.4 Education 618 7.16.5 English 620 7.16.6 Fine Arts 624 7.16.7 Foreign Languages 624 7.16.8 Intelligence and Scholastic Aptitude 624 7.16.9 Mathematics 627 7.16.10 Miscellaneous 628 7.16.11 Multi Aptitude Batteries 633 7.16.12 Neuropsychological 633 7.16.13 Personality 635 7.16.14 Reading 645 7.16.15 Science 648 7.16.16 Sensorimotor 648 7.16.17 Social Studies 649 7.16.18 Speech and Hearing 649 7.16.19 Vocations 651 7.17 How Researchers Create Their Own Scales: An Activity of Last Resort 658 7.17.1 Checklist of Evaluative Criteria for Assessing a Scale 658 RESEARCH PROPOSAL, FUNDING, BUDGETING, PART 8 REPORTING, AND CAREER PLANNING 8.1 The Research Grant Proposal 663 8.1.1 Preliminary Planning 663 8.1.2 The Elements of a Research Grant Proposal 663 8.2 Research Funding 668 8.2.1 Major Funding Agencies for Social Science Research 669 8.3 Major Sources of Funding Information 671 8.3.1 Annual Register of Grant Support 671 8.3.2 Federal Funding Sources for Rural Areas 671 8.3.3 Federal Funding Tools and Information Sources 671 8.3.4 Action Guide to Government Grants, Loans, and Giveaways 671 8.3.5 Guide to Federal Funding for Governments and Nonprofits 672 8.3.6 Federal Government Contract Research 672 8.4 Common Reasons for Rejection of Grant Proposals 672 8.4.1 Mechanical Reasons for Rejection 672 8.4.2 Methodological Reasons for Rejection 673 8.4.3 Personnel Reasons for Rejection 673 8.4.4 Cost Benefit Reasons for Rejection 673 8.5 Further Readings on Proposal Writing and Grantsmanship 673 8.5.1 Proposal Writing 673 8.5.2 Grantsmanship 674 8.5.3 Other Sources of Information 674 8.6 The National Science Foundation (NSF) 675 8.6.1 Guide to National Science Foundation Programs 677 8.6.2 Funding Opportunities 683 8.6.3 How to Apply to the NSF for Funding 686 8.6.4 NSF Publications 687 8.7 National Institutes of Health (NIH) 688 8.7.1 NIH Institutes of Interest to Social and Behavioral Scientists 689 8.7.2 Office of Extramural Research Funding Opportunities 690 8.7.3 Applying for an NIH Grant 692 8.8 Department of Health and Human Services 696 8.8.1 Office of Adolescent Pregnancy Programs 696 8.8.2 Office of Family Planning 698 8.9 National Institute of Justice (NIJ) 698 8.10 Federal Government Agencies and Private Organizations Offering Fellowships and Grants 699 8.11 Sources of Information for Other Fellowships and Grant Opportunities 707 8.11.1 Books 708 8.11.2 WebSites 710 8.12 Estimating Research Costs 710 8.12.1 Guide to Costs of a Mail Questionnaire 712 8.12.2 Guide to Comparative Costs of the Telephone Survey and Personal Interviews 712 8.13 Research Reporting 715 8.13.1 Specifications for Sociological Report Rating 715 8.13.2 Evaluating Sociological Manuscripts 715 8.14 A Guide to Publications 715 8.14.1 Guide to Major Journals in Sociology 718 8.14.2 Guide to Journals Sponsored by the American Psychological Association 727 8.14.3 Guide to Major Journals in Political Science and Public Administration 728 8.14.4 Guide to Major Journals in Anthropology 728 8.14.5 Guide to Major Research Journals in Education 728 8.14.6 Guide to Major Journals Used by Organizational and Behavioral Researchers 729 8.14.7 Guide to Major Journals Used by Journalism and Communication Researchers 729 8.14.8 Other Journals of Interest to Sociologists 729 8.14.9 Books of Interest in Sociology and Related Fields 730 8.15 Where Prestigious Sociologists Publish and Why 730 8.15.1 Publication Characteristics Among Leading Sociological Journals 730 8.16 Getting Published 732 8.16.1 The All Important ASA Checklist 732 8.16.2 Finding a Publisher for Articles 735 8.16.3 Finding a Publisher for Books 736 8.16.4 How to Take Rejection 738 8.17 Professional Memberships and Organizations 741 8.17.1 American Sociological Association 742 8.17.2 Topics Common at Annual ASA Meetings 742 8.17.3 International Sociological Association 744 8.17.4 American Anthropological Association 745 8.17.5 American Psychological Association 746 8.17.6 Other Associations of Interest 749 8.18 Planning for a Career in the Social Sciences 750 8.18.1 The Occupational Outlook Handbook 750 8.18.2 Careers for Sociology Degree Holders in Academic and Nonacademic Markets 753 8.18.3 The Market for Sociologists in the United States 755 8.18.4 Roles of Academic and Nonacademic Markets 75 6 8.18.5 Finding Where the Jobs Are 756 8.18.6 Salary and Salary Comparisons 758 8.18.7 Checklist for University Faculty Job Seekers Who Make Research a High Priority 758 i 8.18.8 Other Employment Resources 760 Author Index 761 Subject Index 774 About the Authors 786 i
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spellingShingle	Miller, Delbert Charles 1913-1998 Salkind, Neil J. 1947-2017 Handbook of research design & social measurement Meetmethoden gtt Methodologie gtt Sciences sociales - Recherche Sociaal-wetenschappelijk onderzoek gtt Sociométrie Methode Sozialwissenschaften Social sciences Research Sociometry Sozialwissenschaften (DE-588)4055916-6 gnd Forschungsplanung (DE-588)4155051-1 gnd Soziometrie (DE-588)4055932-4 gnd Empirische Sozialforschung (DE-588)4014606-6 gnd Forschung (DE-588)4017894-8 gnd Methode (DE-588)4038971-6 gnd Forschungsmethode (DE-588)4155046-8 gnd
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title	Handbook of research design & social measurement
title_alt	Handbook of research design and social measurement
title_auth	Handbook of research design & social measurement
title_exact_search	Handbook of research design & social measurement
title_full	Handbook of research design & social measurement Delbert C. Miller ; Neil J. Salkind
title_fullStr	Handbook of research design & social measurement Delbert C. Miller ; Neil J. Salkind
title_full_unstemmed	Handbook of research design & social measurement Delbert C. Miller ; Neil J. Salkind
title_short	Handbook of research design & social measurement
title_sort	handbook of research design social measurement
topic	Meetmethoden gtt Methodologie gtt Sciences sociales - Recherche Sociaal-wetenschappelijk onderzoek gtt Sociométrie Methode Sozialwissenschaften Social sciences Research Sociometry Sozialwissenschaften (DE-588)4055916-6 gnd Forschungsplanung (DE-588)4155051-1 gnd Soziometrie (DE-588)4055932-4 gnd Empirische Sozialforschung (DE-588)4014606-6 gnd Forschung (DE-588)4017894-8 gnd Methode (DE-588)4038971-6 gnd Forschungsmethode (DE-588)4155046-8 gnd
topic_facet	Meetmethoden Methodologie Sciences sociales - Recherche Sociaal-wetenschappelijk onderzoek Sociométrie Methode Sozialwissenschaften Social sciences Research Sociometry Forschungsplanung Soziometrie Empirische Sozialforschung Forschung Forschungsmethode Enzyklopädie
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