Sage Research Methods
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Provides full-text access to social sciences-related books, reference works and journal articles published by SAGE. Also includes peer-reviewed case studies, teaching datasets with instructional guides, and a series of original instructional videos created by SAGE to aid pedagogy in social science research.
Guides to Doing Research in Communication
- Building communication theory (Infante et al., 1997)
- Communication theory from the social scientific perspective, emphasizing contributions from theorists.
- Ref P90 .I476 1997
- Communication research measures: a sourcebook (Rubin et al., eds., 1994)
- Descriptions of questionnaires, tests, scales and measures used in communication research, with comments on validity and reliability. Indicates what studies have used a particular instrument.
- Ref P91.3 .C62 1994
- Communication research statistics (Reinard, 2006)
- This introductory textbook guides students through the statistics used in most empirical research in the field of communication studies.
- P93.7 .R45 2006
- Handbook of media and communication research: qualitative and quantitative methods
- P91.3 .H34 2002
- Researching communications: a practical guide to methods in media and cultural analysis (Deacon et al., 2007)
- Explains and illustrates methods used for empirical research in the field of communication studies.
- P90 .R376 2007
- Sage sourcebook of advanced data analysis methods for communication research (Hayes et al., 2008)
- Introduction to advanced statistical methods applied to research in the field of communication.
- P93.7 .S24 2008
- Statistical methods for communication science (Hayes, 2005)
- Introduction to statistical methods, including such "key topics as sampling procedures, probability, reliability, hypothesis testing, simple correlation and regression, and analyses of variance and covariance."
- P93.7 .H39 2005