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Social Science Research Methods

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Social Science Research Methods. HHG4M Ms. Prouty. Read “What the experts say” on pg.5. Change creates new research opportunities. Identify something from the article that could be a topic of social science research. 1 Summarize the 8 social science research methods. 2

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Social Science Research Methods

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  1. Social Science Research Methods HHG4M Ms. Prouty

  2. Read “What the experts say” on pg.5. Change creates new research opportunities. Identify something from the article that could be a topic of social science research. 1 • Summarize the 8 social science research methods. 2 • Define: scientific method; hypothesis; quantitative research; qualitative research. 1 • Make note of “The Research Process” on page 11. 2 Introduce yourself to Social Science Research

  3. 5. Explain the terms primary and secondary research 2 6. How can one identify opinion verses fact? 3 7. Take the “Quick Quiz” on page16 3 8. Summarize Organizing Your Research Presentation found on page 17 4 9. What is informed consent? Why is it important to your research? 3 Cont.

  4. The Process

  5. Stage 1 – Defining the Question

  6. Through brainstorming and preliminary research, identify a question that will focus your inquiry. • Focusing means going from broad to more narrow. • Research questions should be open-ended (you cannot answer with a simple yes or no). Defining the Question

  7. Locating Information

  8. You can gather data using primary and/or secondary research and/or sources.

  9. One or more of the eight research methods could be used. • Observation • Participatory Observation • Personal Interview • Phenomenology • Survey • Historical Research • Official Statistics • Review of Literature • Which methods are primary research methods and which are secondary research methods?

  10. Observation • Participatory Observation • Personal Interview • Phenomenology • Survey • Historical Research • Official Statistics • Review of Literature • Which is the best method to test your hypothesis? • Does your research question lead you to a particular research method? Selecting a Research Method

  11. Your first step: • http://homer.ugdsb.on.ca/norwell/library.aspx • What now? • Use Google wisely, and with caution • Read Wikipedia for a backgrounder, but then go to Wikipedia's sources Where can I find resources?

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