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This volume is a basic introduction to the vocabulary, concepts, and objectives of social scientific thought. It aims to orient students to the research methods course for both consumers and producers of social science research. The authors ask such questions as: Where do concepts come from? What is a variable? Why bother with scientific thinking?
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The Elements of Social Scientific Thinking, Kenneth R. Hoover, Todd Donovan
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- 1995
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