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Appropriate Research Methods

'Science' in the Social Sciences

Theory Development

Social and Behavioral Theories

Sample Surveys

Administrative Data Systems

Qualitative Methods

Conversation Analysis

Software and Qualitative Analysis

Clinical Trials

Cluster Unit Randomized Trials

Multilevel Modeling

		Exposure
		t	T
Outcome	y	{y, t} Traditional risk factor study	{y, T} Contextual study
Y	{Y, t}^(A)	{Y, T} Ecological study
Note: ^(A) This type of study is impossible to specify as it stands. Practically speaking, it will either take the form of {Y, T}, i.e., ecological study, where T will now simply be central tendency of t. Or, if dis-aggregation of Y is possible, so that we can observe y, then it will be equivalent to {y, t}.

Objective Measurement of Subjective Phenomena

Measuring Socioeconomic Status

Patient-Reported Outcomes

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Byrne P.S., Long B.E.L. (1976). Doctors talking to patients: A study of the verbal behaviours of doctors in the consultation. London: Her Majesty's Stationary Office.

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Byrne P.S., Long B.E.L. (1976). Doctors talking to patients: A study of the verbal behaviours of doctors in the consultation. London: Her Majesty's Stationary Office.

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Robinson J. D., Stivers T. (2001). Achieving activity transitions in primary-care encounters: From history taking to physical examination. Human Communication Research 27(2): 253-298.

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Shoe Factory Study example of coding in Atlas software

Setting the Scene

Describing How

Explaining Why

What Works

Emerging Issues

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