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9780763725754

Health Promotion And Education Research Methods

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    9780763725754

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    0763725757

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-03-30
  • Publisher: Jones & Bartlett
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Summary

Health Promotion and Education Research Methods  provides a comprehensive and thorough presentation of the skills and processes needed to complete high quality research. This text differs from other research methods books, In that it provides an overview of and different approaches to research methods while introducing students To The five-chapter thesis or dissertation format. Developed specifically for health educators by two of the most well-known names in the field, The text makes extensive use of examples from health education and remains flexible enough to serve those interested in teaching research outside of a thesis or dissertation context.   "Finally, a research textbook that presents information in a logical, unbiased order." -Dr. Sara Black, St. Joseph's University

Table of Contents

Preface xiii
Introduction to Research and the Research Requirement
1(18)
Approaches to Research
2(6)
Quantitative/Qualitative Comparisons
3(2)
Quantitative/Qualitative Debate
5(1)
Quantitative Research Designs
6(1)
Qualitative Research Designs
7(1)
Other Research Terminology
8(1)
Characteristics of Good Research
9(2)
Characteristics of Good Researchers
11(2)
Research Requirement
13(3)
The Five-Chapter Thesis/Dissertation
15(1)
Summary
16(1)
Review Questions
16(1)
References
16(3)
Finding a Topic and Getting Started
19(18)
Finding a Topic
20(5)
Literature Review
20(2)
Thesis/Dissertation Defense Hearings
22(1)
Professional Meetings
22(1)
Theories and Models
22(1)
Work Setting
23(1)
Local Contacts
23(1)
Funding Sources
24(1)
Serendipity
24(1)
Population Group/Topic Approach
25(1)
Considerations in Choosing a Topic
25(6)
Interest and Enthusiasm
25(1)
Time
25(2)
Cost
27(2)
Scope of Problem
29(1)
Contribution to the Profession
29(1)
Support and Expertise
29(1)
Access Issues
30(1)
Degree of Control
30(1)
Design Considerations
31(1)
Values and Comfort Level of the Researcher
31(1)
Selecting a Committee Chair
31(2)
Selecting Committee Members
33(2)
Summary
35(1)
Review Questions
35(1)
References
35(2)
The Literature Review
37(22)
Why Do a Literature Review?
38(1)
Validity of Health Information
39(2)
Health Information on the Internet
40(1)
Literature: Where to Look
41(3)
The Literature Search
44(1)
Scanning Potential Sources
45(1)
Reading and Recording Relevant Literature
45(2)
Finding More Literature
47(2)
When to Stop the Literature Search
49(1)
Writing Chapter II
50(6)
Organization
50(1)
Writing
51(4)
Referencing
55(1)
Summarizing Chapter II
56(1)
Summary
56(1)
Review Questions
57(1)
References
57(2)
Theory and Research
59(16)
Definitions of Key Terms
60(1)
Theory-Based Research
61(9)
Basic or Fundamental Research to Develop and Test Theories
67(1)
Intervention Research to Develop and Test Evidence-Based Interventions
68(1)
Surveillance Research to Track Trends
69(1)
Research Dealing with Application and Program Delivery
69(1)
Summary
70(1)
Review Questions
70(1)
References
71(4)
Research Questions and Hypotheses (Writing Chapter I)
75(14)
Introduction to Chapter I
76(1)
The Problem
77(2)
Variables
79(1)
Hypotheses
80(2)
Delimitations
82(1)
Limitations
83(2)
Assumptions
85(1)
Operational Definitions
85(1)
Summary
86(1)
Review Questions
86(1)
References
87(2)
Research Ethics
89(28)
Ethics, Professional Ethics, and Research Ethics Defined
90(1)
Brief History of Research Ethics
91(3)
Code of Ethics
94(1)
Ethical Issues Encountered During the Research Planning Process
95(6)
Selecting a Research Topic
95(1)
Recruiting Research Participants
96(1)
Gaining Approval to Carry Out the Research Project
97(4)
Ethical Issues Encountered During the Research Process
101(7)
Informed Consent and Assent
101(4)
Deception
105(1)
Privacy
105(2)
Untreated Control Group
107(1)
Data Analyses
107(1)
Ethical Issues Encountered After the Research Process
108(5)
Reporting Research Results
108(2)
Publishing Research Results
110(3)
Ethical Issues Encountered When Using Animals
113(1)
Summary
114(1)
Review Questions
114(1)
References
115(2)
Selecting Study Participants
117(22)
Identifying the Participants
118(1)
Census versus Sample
119(2)
Sampling
121(7)
Probability Sampling
121(5)
Nonprobability Sampling
126(2)
Determining Sample Size for Quantitative Studies
128(7)
Central Limit Theorem
129(1)
Precision and Reliability
129(2)
Power Analysis (or Calculation)
131(4)
Determining Sample Size for Qualitative Studies
135(1)
Summary
135(1)
Review Questions
136(1)
References
136(3)
Instrumentation
139(24)
Measurement
140(15)
Levels of Measurement
141(1)
Accuracy and Consistency
142(5)
Types and Forms of Measures
147(8)
Using an Existing Measurement Instrument
155(1)
Developing a Measurement Instrument
156(3)
Summary
159(1)
Review Questions
159(1)
References
160(3)
Quantitative Research Methods: Experimental (Writing Chapter III)
163(22)
Experimental Research
164(1)
Internal and External Validity
164(1)
Threats to Internal Validity
165(7)
History
165(1)
Maturation
166(1)
Testing
166(1)
Instrumentation
166(1)
Selection Bias
167(1)
Selection Maturation Effect
167(1)
Statistical Regression
168(1)
Mortality/Attrition
168(1)
Hawthorne Effect
169(1)
Placebo Effect
169(1)
Diffusion of Treatment
170(1)
Location
170(1)
Implementation
171(1)
Threats to External Validity
172(3)
Selection Treatment Interaction
172(1)
Setting Treatment Interaction
173(2)
History Treatment Interaction
175(1)
Increasing Internal and External Validity
175(1)
Experimental Designs
175(1)
Pre-experimental Designs
176(1)
One-Shot Case Study Design
176(1)
One-Group Pretest-Posttest Design
176(1)
The Static-Group Comparison Design
177(1)
True Experimental Designs
177(2)
Posttest-Only Control Group Design
177(1)
Pretest--Posttest Control Group Design
178(1)
Solomon Four-Group Design
178(1)
Factorial or Multivariate Designs
179(1)
Quasi-Experimental Designs
179(2)
Interrupted Time Series Design
180(1)
Equivalent Time Sample Design
180(1)
The Counterbalanced Design
180(1)
Nonequivalent Control Group Design
181(1)
Summary
181(1)
Review Questions
182(1)
References
183(2)
Quantitative Research Methods: Non-experimental (Writing Chapter III)
185(32)
Non-experimental Research
186(1)
Survey Research
187(11)
Survey Designs
188(1)
Collecting Data
189(8)
Conducting Survey Research
197(1)
Response Rates
198(1)
Correlational Research
198(4)
Interpreting Correlational Research Results
199(3)
Causal-Comparative Research
202(2)
Evaluation Research
204(9)
Types of Program Evaluation
205(1)
Writing Goals and Objectives
206(4)
Data Collection in Evaluation Research
210(3)
Summary
213(1)
Review Questions
213(1)
References
214(3)
Qualitative Research Methods (Writing Chapter III)
217(28)
Kelli McCormack Brown
Overview
218(2)
Qualitative Research Approaches
220(5)
Biography
220(1)
Case Study
221(1)
Ethnography
222(1)
Grounded Theory
223(1)
Phenomenology
224(1)
Qualitative Data Collection Methods
225(8)
Sampling
225(4)
In-depth Interviews
229(1)
Focus Group Interviews
229(1)
Observation
230(2)
Content Analysis
232(1)
Ensuring Quality in Qualitative Research
233(1)
Role of Mixed Methods in Health Education Research
234(1)
Summary
234(1)
Review Questions
235(1)
References
235(4)
Appendix 11-A In-Depth Interview Guide
239(3)
Appendix 11-B Interview Guide Development Tips
242(3)
Data Analysis and Reporting the Findings (Writing Chapters III and IV)
245(16)
Proposal Hearings/Presentations
246(1)
Before Writing Chapter IV
247(4)
Data Entry
247(1)
Data Analysis
248(1)
Selecting Statistical Tests
249(2)
Writing Chapter IV
251(7)
Participants
252(2)
Results
254(3)
Discussion, Conclusions, and/or Summary
257(1)
Summary
258(1)
Review Questions
259(1)
References
260(1)
Conclusions, Discussion, and Recommendations (Writing Chapter V)
261(14)
Interpreting and Analyzing Research Results
262(1)
Introduction
262(2)
Conclusions
264(1)
Discussion
264(1)
Recommendations
265(3)
Recommendations for Practice or Implementation
265(1)
Recommendations for Improving the Research
266(2)
Recommendations for Future Research
268(1)
References
268(1)
Appendices
269(1)
Frontmatter
269(1)
Defense Hearing
270(1)
Document Preparation
271(1)
Summary
271(1)
Review Questions
272(1)
References
272(3)
Sharing Your Findings (Writing Beyond Chapter V)
275(12)
Journal Publishing
276(4)
Selecting the Appropriate Journal
277(1)
Publication Guidelines
278(1)
Local Review
278(1)
Submitting a Manuscript
278(2)
Manuscript Development
280(2)
Abstract
281(1)
Introduction
281(1)
Review of the Literature
281(1)
Methods
281(1)
Findings or Results
282(1)
Discussion
282(1)
Conclusions
282(1)
Oral Presentations
282(2)
Sharing Authorship
284(1)
Summary
285(1)
Review Questions
285(1)
References
285(2)
Appendix A Development of a Unified Code of Ethics for the Health Education Profession 287(8)
Appendix B Guidelines for Faculty-Student Collaboration, Department of Health Science Education, University of Florida 295(2)
Appendix C Establishing Content Validity: Using Qualitative and Quantitative Steps 297(8)
Glossary 305(16)
Index 321

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