SOCIAL RESEARCH METHODS

Research methods don’t sound particularly sexy at first. In fact, research methods are extremely fascinating. They allow us to access the truth. Can there be anything more exciting?

With this YouTube and podcast series, I have tried to convey social research methods in the simplest and most vivid way possible. Did I succeed? Watch or listen for yourself.

FROM RESEARCH QUESTION TO THE FINAL REPORT

After a short introduction, the focus is specifically on formulating the research question and hypothesis. Then, the series leads through all the relevant steps up to the presentation and interpretation of the results.

The topics: Introduction, Scientific Research, Research Question & Hypothesis, Measurement, Testing, Validity, Reliability & Objectivity, Survey Design, Systematic Observation & Content Analysis, Research Design, Sampling, Nominal, Ordinal, Interval and Ratio Data, Descriptive Statistics, Bivariate Statistics, Inferential Statistics, Analysis of Variance, Multivariate Statistics, Academic Writing, The Psychology of Writing a Thesis

The Playlist

Click here for the YouTube playlist. It can actually be worthwhile to follow the series from the beginning.

ALL SLIDES FOR DOWNLOAD

All slides for this series are available in  PowerPoint-Format and as PDF-File. PPT | PDF.

The PODCAST

You can find the podcast of this series on iTunes or on Spotify.

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