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This edited collection of first-person stories about risk in the field offers an arsenal of practical examples where fieldworkers have attempted to negotiate the complexities and risks of field research. Field research can be a risky and dangerous journey where the line between safety and danger can be crossed in quick time, often with little warning. These risks manifest in diverse and novel ways. They can be physical and psychological, ephemeral and enduring. They can impact the researchers, participants, collaborators and interviewees. Indeed, they can condition the very foundation of our processes of knowledge production. Fieldwork is no small stakes game. Covering research from Afghanistan, Chad, DR Congo, Greece, the Horn of Africa, Iraq, Laos, Lebanon, Palestine, India, Indonesia, Mexico, The Netherlands, Vietnam and Australia, each chapter highlights diverse, eclectic, raw and vulnerable narratives about risks experienced before, during and after the conduct of this research. This book is of great value to inexperienced and experienced fieldworkers alike. .
Professional ethics. Deontology --- General ethics --- Social sciences (general) --- Social welfare methods --- Criminology. Victimology --- Polemology --- Ethnology. Cultural anthropology --- sociaal werk --- etnografie --- ethiek --- sociale wetenschappen --- deontologie --- criminologie --- slachtoffers --- vrede --- Sociology. --- Criminology. --- Ethnology. --- Peace. --- Social service. --- Victims of crimes. --- Research Methods in Criminology. --- Ethnography. --- Peace and Conflict Studies. --- Theory and Method in Social Work. --- Victimology.
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This all-in-one text assists human service practitioners, and the students of human service educational programs, in the evaluation of their practice with their clients. It takes readers through the entire research process, step by step, starting with the literature review on the nature of the behavior being served, to the development of their study methods, to the statistical analysis of data using the internet and, finally, to the drawing of conclusions based on the outcome study that was conducted. When readers complete this book, they will be prepared to conduct an outcome evaluation study and to present a report to their agencies or instructors. Key distinctions of this text include: guides for analysis of data using Excel, the internet or SPSS for statistical analysis of data; the separation of content into basic concepts and intermediate concepts for use in beginning and intermediate courses in human service research methods; an instructor's manual that offers outlines, lists, and test questions additional to those in the text; a student workbook with practice assignments for use in courses as well as a set of checklists that serve as a guide for various tasks in the research process; and objectives, summaries, and tests in all chapters. Evaluating Human Service Outcomes could be used as the basic text for a beginning course in human service research in educational programs in social work, counseling, and psychology where a major goal is to complete a research study. It could also be used as a supplemental text for advanced research courses that include the analysis of data. The text also should be of interest to human service practitioners who are working in programs funded by grants that require outcome evaluation.
Psychology --- Social psychology --- Sociology --- Law --- gedrag (mensen) --- psychologie --- sociologie --- counseling --- Social service --- Social psychiatry. --- Social service. --- Psychology. --- Counseling. --- Social Work Research. --- Clinical Social Work. --- Theory and Method in Social Work. --- Behavioral Sciences and Psychology. --- Counseling Psychology. --- Research. --- Treball social --- Metodologia de les ciències socials
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