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Alan Bryman, Edward Bell and The late James J. Teevan Social Research Methods, Third Canadian Edition |
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About the BookNow in its third Canadian edition, the market-leading Social Research Methods is an engaging and straightforward introduction to conducting quantitative and qualitative research in the social sciences. Building on the success of previous editions, the authors deftly guide students through all aspects of the research process, while providing useful tips on how to effectively collect, analyze, and interpret data, and disseminate those findings to others. |
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