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Data Collection and Management
A Practical Guide

Volume: 39
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Social Research Methods
September 1995 | 144 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc
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This indispensable tool for proposal writers, research students and project coordinators involved in large-scale data collection offers practical information on managing research projects.

The book places emphasis on: applying good standards for data collection and processing; planning research activities; making budgetary decisions and budget control; hiring, training and supervising field interviewing staff; and ensuring high participant acquisition and retention rates, including techniques for locating lost participants. In addition, readers are shown the use of computerized information systems for the tracking of data collected and the data-management process.

 
Introduction
 
Planning and Budget
 
Hiring
 
Training of Interviewers
 
Participant Acquisition and Retention
 
Supervision of Interviewers
 
Data Management
 
Quality Control and Research Ethics

Subject matter does not match with that of the course being developed.

Professor Richard Howard McClatchey
School of Computer Science, University of The West of England
September 28, 2016
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