Multimethod research : a synthesis of styles

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Multimethod research : a synthesis of styles

John Brewer, Albert Hunter

(Sage library of social research, 175)

Sage Publications, c1989

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Bibliography: p. 198-202

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Description

Multimethod Research explains how a planned synthesis of different research techniques can be purposely used to improve social science knowledge and avoid vulnerability to error. The authors examine the many aspects of the multimethod research approach including: the formulation of research problems, data collection, sampling and generalization, reliability and validity, hypothesis testing and causal analysis, and writing and publicizing results.

Table of Contents

The Multimethod Approach and Its Promises A Healthy Skepticism About Theory and Method Formulating Research Problems Collecting Data with Multiple Methods Finding the Objects to Study Measuring Concepts and Assessing Measurement Validity Explaining Social Phenomena Causally A Postscript on Postmodernism Making Research Public: The Social Context of Multimethod Research

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