April 2023
Beginner
608 pages
21h 24m
English
DOI: 10.4324/9781003377986-4
Researchers face many choices when designing and implementing a study, ranging from who or what to study to where and how they will report the results. The choices researchers make range from complex ones required to frame and design a study to simple ones that involve matters of administrative concern. They may thrive on having a sufficient number of choices, yet at the same time, having too many choices or an ill-defined set of choices can be overwhelming and leave some unable to make a selection necessary to move forward. When researchers do make choices, they do not always do so rationally or even consciously; invariably their final choices stem from their ...
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