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 Starting out Surveying the field The research proposal Research methodology EthicsSecondary datasourcesQualitativemethodsQuantitativemethodsMethodologytextbooksSocialWorkInternet asresearchmediumResearch outputs Advising the novice researcher      |
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Research methodology Research methodology textbooks and materials Social work Links to a variety of additional Social Work resources and South African Social Work departments can be found on the Yenza! social work page. To submit a new title please complete the new resource submission form. A 1998 online bibliography of general Social Work texts by Mark
Macgowan of North Carolina State University is available at Allan, G & Skinner, C (eds). Handbook for research
students in the social sciences. (Level:
Masters) Bailey, KD. Methods of social research.
(Level: 3rd year, 4th year, Honours) Bless, C & Higson-Smith, C. Fundamentals of social
research methods: an African perspective.(Level: 3rd year, Honours) Collins, KJ. Participatory
research: a primer De Vos, A.S. (ed.) Research at Grass Roots. A primer
for the caring professions. Everitt, A., Hardiker, P., Littlewood, J. & Mullender,
A. Applied Research For Better Practice McKendrick, B. Introduction to social work in South
Africa. (Level: 4th year, Honours, Masters) Grinnell, RM (ed). Social work research and evaluation.
(Level: 3rd year, 4th year, Honours, Masters) Grinnell, RM & Williams, M. Research in social
work: a primer. (3rd year, 4th year) Leedy, PD. Practical research: planning & design.
(4th year) Marlow, C. Research methods for generalist social work.
(Level: 1st year, 4th year, Honours, Masters) May, T. Social research: issues, methods & process.
(Level: Masters) Neuman, WL. Social research methods: qualitative &
quantitative approaches. (Level: Undergraduate, 3rd year,
Honours) Reason, P. Human inquiry in action: developments in
new paradigm research. (Level: Masters) Renzetti, C & Lee, RM. Researching sensitive
topics. (Level: 4th year) Royse, D. Research methods in social work.
(Level: Masters) Rubin A & Babbie E. Research methods for social
work. (Level: Undergraduate, 3rd year, 4th year, Honours,
Masters) Wallerstein, I. Unthinking social science: the limits
of nineteenth-century paradigms. (Level: Masters) Yegidis, BL & Weinbach, RW. Research methods for
social workers. (Level: Undergraduate) [Note: "level" indicates the level at which the text is being used by the methodology teacher/s who submitted the information]
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