Does SAGE Research Methods have resources that would help you in this scenario?
Scenario #1:
You have been asked to put together an interview protocol for a study. Are there resources available in SAGE Research Methods that would guide you in putting together this protocol? If so, what two or three resources look particularly valuable?
Scenario #2:
Your faculty member is doing research on a specific community in the Central Valley, and you will need to determine a sampling method. Who is going to be included in the study. Are there resources available in SAGE Research Methods that will help you in this endeavor? If so, what two or three resources look helpful?
Scenario #3
You will be conducting research on a population under age 18. In particular, you are wondering how you should go about recruiting this population. What can SAGE Research Methods offer you as you consider how to research a vulnerable population? What two or three resources look most helpful?
Scenario #4
As part of your study, you've been asked to conduct a content analysis of interview transcripts with rap musicians. How might SAGE Research Methods help you think about your research methodology? What two or three resources look most helpful?
Scenario #5
As part of a research project for an Anthropology professor, you've been asked to explore how to conduct a visual analysis of photographs? What two or three resources, from SAGE Research Methods, could you use to formulate a strategy and plan for doing a visual analysis?
Scenario #6
You are part of a research team that will be conducting a systematic review, but you aren't super familiar with what this is. Are there two or three resources in SAGE Research Methods that would be helpful in getting you up to speed on this type of research?
Scenario #7
You are looking ahead to how you might share your research findings once your study is completed. Does SAGE have anything to offer in this area? If so, what two or three resources look helpful?
Scenario #8
You are part of a public health project and want to be sensitive to the challenges of researching health issues, especially in poor neighborhoods. Does SAGE have anything to offer in this area? If so, what two or three resources look helpful?
