Descrição
Robert M. Groves presents a thorough exploration of survey methodology, delving into the intricate processes involved in designing and conducting surveys. His insights shed light on the complexities and nuances that researchers must navigate to gather valid and reliable data.
This work emphasizes the importance of understanding both qualitative and quantitative approaches, offering practical strategies that enhance the effectiveness of surveys. Groves draws on real-world examples and case studies, making the theoretical concepts accessible and applicable for practitioners in various fields.
By reading this book, individuals involved in research, policy-making, or data analysis can gain a deeper understanding of survey design, implementation, and data interpretation, ultimately leading to more accurate conclusions in their work.
This work emphasizes the importance of understanding both qualitative and quantitative approaches, offering practical strategies that enhance the effectiveness of surveys. Groves draws on real-world examples and case studies, making the theoretical concepts accessible and applicable for practitioners in various fields.
By reading this book, individuals involved in research, policy-making, or data analysis can gain a deeper understanding of survey design, implementation, and data interpretation, ultimately leading to more accurate conclusions in their work.
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Brochura
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Inglês
Publicado
Jan 1, 2009
Editora
John Wiley & Sons Jul-01-2009