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Research methods for social work / edited by D.K. Lal Das and Vanila Bhaskaran
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Jaipur : Rawat publication , 2018.Description: xvii, 318 p. ; 22 cmISBN: - 9788131601617
- 300 LAL
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Summary: Researching methods for social work have undergone several changes in the recent past, particularly in the areas of research designs, techniques of data collection, analysis of data, and computer application in social work research. Against this background, a seminar was held in August 2006 at the Roda Mistry College of Social Work and Research Centre, Hyderabad (India). Sponsored by the University Grants Commission, New Dehli, the seminar brought together social work educators, researchers, and practitioners with a specific objective of improving social science research methodologies in the context of social work. The seminar papers collected for this volume cover four broad areas of research. The first section contains descriptive accounts of research methods used with social work interventions. The second section looks at data analysis and interpretations, while the third section includes accounts of different specializations. The final section examines different research strategies like qualitative research, case study method, and action research. The book will give readers an insight into the various research methods used in different areas of social work.
Pt. I. Social work research
1. Research methods for social work : need for paradigm shift / Murli Desai
2. Dimensions of research methods for social work / D. K. Lal Das
3. Social work intervention in psychosomatic pain disorder / Sushma Batra and Tushti Bhardwaj
4. Clinical social work research process / Anna Mathew
5. Effect of value clarification on orientation towards vision and values / Kalpana Sampath
6. Impact of child mental health orientation on school teachers / Mary Venus Joseph
7. Social work research ethics : select perspectives / J. S. Gunavathy
8. Social work research curriculum in select American universities : a review / Sudershan Pasupuleti
9. Developing research interest among social work trainees : problems and challenges / Nagmani Rao
Pt. II. Data analysis and interpretation
10. Content analysis : a method in social science research / B. Devi Prasad
11. Computer-assisted quantitative data analysis and interpretation / T. Saraswati and D. K. Lal Das
Pt. III. Research in fields of social work
12. Research in correctional social work with social work intervention / V. V. Devasia
13. Significance of social work training to human resource personnel / Ranjana Sebgal
Pt. IV. Research strategies
14. Qualitative research in social work : an overview / Surendra Singh
15. Social work and qualitative research : natural allies / S. Raja Samuel
16. Case study method in social work research / B. Vijayalakshmi
17. Research and action in field action projects : an example of Ankur / Anita Panot.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Pt. I. Social work research
1. Research methods for social work : need for paradigm shift / Murli Desai
2. Dimensions of research methods for social work / D. K. Lal Das
3. Social work intervention in psychosomatic pain disorder / Sushma Batra and Tushti Bhardwaj
4. Clinical social work research process / Anna Mathew
5. Effect of value clarification on orientation towards vision and values / Kalpana Sampath
6. Impact of child mental health orientation on school teachers / Mary Venus Joseph
7. Social work research ethics : select perspectives / J. S. Gunavathy
8. Social work research curriculum in select American universities : a review / Sudershan Pasupuleti
9. Developing research interest among social work trainees : problems and challenges / Nagmani Rao
Pt. II. Data analysis and interpretation
10. Content analysis : a method in social science research / B. Devi Prasad
11. Computer-assisted quantitative data analysis and interpretation / T. Saraswati and D. K. Lal Das
Pt. III. Research in fields of social work
12. Research in correctional social work with social work intervention / V. V. Devasia
13. Significance of social work training to human resource personnel / Ranjana Sebgal
Pt. IV. Research strategies
14. Qualitative research in social work : an overview / Surendra Singh
15. Social work and qualitative research : natural allies / S. Raja Samuel
16. Case study method in social work research / B. Vijayalakshmi
17. Research and action in field action projects : an example of Ankur / Anita Panot.
Researching methods for social work have undergone several changes in the recent past, particularly in the areas of research designs, techniques of data collection, analysis of data, and computer application in social work research. Against this background, a seminar was held in August 2006 at the Roda Mistry College of Social Work and Research Centre, Hyderabad (India). Sponsored by the University Grants Commission, New Dehli, the seminar brought together social work educators, researchers, and practitioners with a specific objective of improving social science research methodologies in the context of social work. The seminar papers collected for this volume cover four broad areas of research. The first section contains descriptive accounts of research methods used with social work interventions. The second section looks at data analysis and interpretations, while the third section includes accounts of different specializations. The final section examines different research strategies like qualitative research, case study method, and action research. The book will give readers an insight into the various research methods used in different areas of social work.