Key Concepts in Measurement (Pocket Guide to Social Work Research Methods)
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Key Concepts in Measurement (Pocket Guide to Social Work Research Methods)

by Brian E. Perron, David F. Gillespie

Social Work Research Methods Measurement
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Key Concepts in Measurement offers a concise introduction to the principles and terminology of measurement within social work research methods. Designed as a pocket guide, it provides an accessible reference for students, researchers, and practitioners seeking to strengthen their understanding of essential research concepts.

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Key Concepts in Measurement introduces foundational ideas used to understand measurement in social work research.

Written by Brian E. Perron and David F. Gillespie, this pocket guide is designed for accessible reference and study.

It focuses on measurement concepts relevant to research methods and the evaluation of information in social work.

The compact format makes it suitable for students, researchers, and practitioners building or reviewing their methodological knowledge.

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