Research methods in anthropology : qualitative and quantitative approaches /
Covers the range of methods for collecting and analyzing qualitative and quantitative data about human thought and human behavior
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Lanham, Maryland :
Rowman & Littlefield,
[2018]
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| Edition: | Sixth edition |
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Table of Contents:
- Anthropology and the social sciences
- The foundations of social research
- Preparing for research
- The literature search
- Research design : experiments and experimental thinking
- Sampling I : the basics
- Sampling II : theory
- Sampling III : nonprobability sampling and choosing informants
- Interviewing I : unstructured and semistructured
- Interviewing II : questionnaires
- Interviewing III : relational data : cultural domains and networks
- Scales and scaling
- Participant observation
- Field notes and database management
- Direct and indirect observation
- Introduction to qualitative and quantitative analysis
- Cognitive anthropology I : analyzing relational data, cultural domains, and networks
- Cognitive anthropology II : decision modeling, taxonomies, and componential analysis
- Text analysis I : interpretive analysis, narrative analysis, performance analysis, and conversation analysis
- Text analysis II : schema analysis, grounded theory, content analysis, and analytic induction
- Univariate analysis
- Bivariate analysis : testing relations
- Multivariate analysis
- Appendix A. Table of areas under normal curve
- Appendix B. Student's t distribution
- Appendix C. Chi-square distribution table
- Appendix D. F table for the .05 level of significance
- Appendix E. Resources for fieldworkers
- Anthropology and the social sciences
- The foundations of social research
- Preparing for research
- The literature search
- Research design : experiments and experimental thinking
- Sampling I: the basics
- Sampling II: theory
- Sampling III: nonprobability sampling and choosing informants
- Interviewing I: unstructured and semistructured
- Interviewing II: questionnaires
- Interviewing III: relational data : cultural domains and networks
- Scales and scaling
- Participant observation
- Field notes and database management
- Direct and indirect observation
- Introduction to qualitative and quantitative analysis
- Cognitive anthropology I: analyzing relational data, cultural domains, and networks
- Cognitive anthropology II: decision modeling, taxonomies, and componential analysis
- Text analysis I: interpretive analysis, narrative analysis, performance analysis, and conversation analysis
- Text analysis II: schema analysis, grounded theory, content analysis, and analytic induction
- Univariate analysis
- Bivariate analysis : testing relations
- Multivariate analysis