The Art and Science of Social Research
by Deborah Carr, Robert Crosnoe, Mary C. Waters, Jeremy Freese, Elizabeth Heger Boyle, Benjamin Cornwell, Shelley Correll
The Art and Science of Social Research introduces the foundations of studying society through systematic inquiry. It considers how researchers develop questions, gather evidence, analyze information, and communicate conclusions, emphasizing the complementary roles of creativity, judgment, and scientific discipline in social research.
About This Book
The Art and Science of Social Research explores social research as both a disciplined method and a thoughtful process of inquiry.
It presents research as a way to ask meaningful questions about people, institutions, and society.
The book connects careful evidence gathering with interpretation, analysis, and communication.
Written by Deborah Carr, Robert Crosnoe, Mary C. Waters, Jeremy Freese, Elizabeth Heger Boyle, Benjamin Cornwell, and Shelley Correll, it offers a scholarly foundation for understanding social research.
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