RES 401 Research Methods
This course introduces students to basic research concepts and methods with particular emphasis on the role and application of logic, scientific inquiry, culturally informed and ethical approaches to building knowledge and evaluating practice. The course addresses the strengths and limitations of common research designs, the use of statistical data, skills for critical review of research literature, and the significance of a multi-disciplinary approach to inform and improve practice, policy and service delivery. The issue of research-informed practice and practice-informed research is explored as it pertains to the values and ethics of social and behavioral science disciplines.
Credits
5
Corequisite
None