Bryman’s Social Research Methods by Tom Clark is an expert study book on social research methods, intended for students and professionals in the social sciences. It covers the entire research process, with attention to quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods. The sixth edition has been thoroughly updated and aligns with modern developments such as social media and big data.
Description
This study book offers clear and comprehensive explanations of social research, with theory and practice seamlessly integrated. Based on feedback from lecturers and students, the authors have added new examples and up-to-date insights. This helps the book carry out research effectively, from choosing methods to data analysis and interpretation.
Unique are the ‘Learn from experience’ boxes with reflections from recent graduates on a range of current research topics. In addition, the book includes digital learning resources such as multiple-choice questions, simulations, and tutorials for software such as SPSS, NVivo, and R, which supports the application of research methods.
Product specifications
- Author: Tom Clark (Lecturer in Research Methods, The University of Sheffield)
- Publisher: Oxford University Press
- Publication date: 2021-08-09
- Number of pages: 704
- ISBN: 9780198796053
- Theme: Social research and statistics
- BISAC: SOCIAL SCIENCE / Research
About the author
Dr Tom Clark is a lecturer in research methods at the University of Sheffield. He publishes widely on methodology, learning and teaching skills, and a variety of social science topics. His contributions appear, among others, in Sociology and Qualitative Research.