Basics of Social Research 4th Canadian Edition By Neuman – Test Bank

Examination Bank For Essentials of Social Research 4th Canadian Edition By Neuman

1. ISBN-10

   0134308050
2. ISBN-13

   978-0134308050

   Preparing students for research and understanding the impact of research.

   Essentials of Social Research guides students in comprehending research methodologies and the significance of well-conducted studies for developing critical thinking skills.

   The information presented in this text is explained in a manner that helps students see the value of accurate research.

   Updated Canadian context highlights practical research instances from Canadian studies to facilitate students’ grasp of social research, showcasing its real-world implications.

   About the Author

   W. Lawrence Neuman is a Sociology Professor at the Asian Studies Program at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. Dr. Neuman was honored with UWW’s top accolade for research, the Chancellor’s Award for dedication to students with disabilities, and the College of Letters and Sciences accolades for outstanding teaching, research excellence, and remarkable service. His research interests encompass national identity and the Other’s dilemmas, racial-ethnic classifying policies, immigration, Japanese social policies and national identity, and the U.S. anime fan subculture.

   Karen Robson joined the Sociology Department at York University in 2004 and later held rapid post-doctoral roles at the Centre for Research on the Wider Benefits of Education at the Institute of Education in London, UK (2006-2007) and The Geary Institute at University College Dublin in Dublin, Ireland (2007-2008).