Ch. 1. Introduction to Criminal Justice Research Methods: Theory and Method -- Ch. 2. Ethics in Criminal Justice Research -- Ch. 3. Research Design: The Experimental Model and Its Variations -- Ch. 4. An Introduction to Alternative Data-Gathering Strategies and the Special Case of Uniform Crime Repo
Research methods in criminal justice and criminology
β Scribed by Hagan, Frank E
- Book ID
- 110243312
- Publisher
- Boston, MA : Allyn and Bacon
- Year
- 2003
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 2 MB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9780205366774
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
13. Policy analysis and evaluation research -- Policy analysis -- Evaluation research -- Policy experiments -- Policy analysis : the case of the National Institute of Justice research program -- NIJ mission statement -- NIJ research priorities -- A systems model of evaluation research -- Types of evaluation research -- Will the findings be used? -- Is the project evaluable? -- Who can do this work? -- Steps in evaluation research -- Problem formulation -- Design of instruments -- Research design -- Data collection -- Data analysis -- Utilization -- What works in criminal justice? -- Exhibit 13.1. Preventing crime : what works, what doesn't, what's promising -- Obstacles to evaluation research -- Researchers and host agencies -- Summary -- Key concepts -- Review questions -- Appendix A. How to write the research report -- Appendix B. Table of random numbers -- Appendix C. Statistics : an addendum to chapter 12 -- Measures of central tendency for grouped data -- Standard deviations for grouped data -- Raw score approach -- Deviation score approach -- Calculation of ANOVA -- Regression calculations -- A test of significance for gamma -- Appendix D. Answers to pop quizzes in chapter 12 -- Appendix E. Normal curve areas -- Appendix F. Distribution of chi-square (XβΓΈ) -- Appendix G. Proposal writing and evaluation -- Proposal writing -- Funding agencies -- Grantsmanship -- Basic elements of a proposal -- NIJ proposal format and content -- Evaluation of research proposals -- NIJ evaluation of proposals -- References -- Glossary -- Name index -- Subject index
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