Key Concepts in Measurement (Pocket Guide to Social Work Research Methods)
by Brian E. Perron, David F. Gillespie
Key Concepts in Measurement is a vital pocket guide in the Social Work Research Methods series by Brian E. Perron and David F. Gillespie. It delivers essential insights into measurement principles, aiding social work students and professionals in building robust research practices for evidence-based decision-making.
About This Book
Key Concepts in Measurement serves as a foundational resource within the Pocket Guide to Social Work Research Methods series. Authored by Brian E. Perron and David F. Gillespie, it focuses on the core ideas that underpin measurement in social work contexts.
The guide addresses fundamental aspects of how measurements are constructed, validated, and utilized in research. It emphasizes practical applications for social work professionals engaging in evidence-based practice.
Designed for accessibility, the book offers clear explanations of measurement theory tailored to the needs of students and practitioners. It supports the development of reliable research methods in social services.
Overall, this volume contributes to the broader field by equipping readers with the knowledge to enhance the quality of social work research and evaluation.
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