VC Rabinowitz, D Martin - 2001 - psycnet.apa.org

Choices and consequences: Methodological issues in the study of gender.

quasi-experiments

Martin

GSID: QCvP89kEN-AJ

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… More specific issues related to research methods are discussed, spanning experiments, quasi-experiments, survey methods, interviews, focus groups, and archival methods, as well as issues related to the combination of different approaches. Throughout, the approach to …

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