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    Language: English

    Published by SAGE Publications, London, England, 2002

    0761973389 / 9780761973386

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    Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Content Description. This comprehensive four-volume reference collection brings together 95 significant contributions to the theory, methodology, and practice of social survey research. Edited by David de Vaus, an internationally recognized scholar of social research methods, the set provides an extensive examination of the principles, techniques, challenges, and developments that have shaped modern survey methodology. The collection is part of the SAGE series Benchmarks in Social Research Methods. It addresses fundamental issues in designing and conducting social surveys, including questionnaire construction, sampling strategies, measurement reliability and validity, survey administration, response rates, nonresponse bias, missing data, weighting, and the interpretation of survey findings. Particular attention is given to the methodological decisions that influence the quality, accuracy, and generalizability of survey results. The selected contributions examine both the theoretical foundations of survey research and the practical challenges researchers encounter when collecting and analyzing information from individuals and populations. By assembling influential contributions from the methodological literature, Social Surveys provides readers with access to important scholarship on the development, evaluation, and refinement of survey research techniques. The four-volume collection is particularly valuable to researchers and graduate students in sociology, psychology, public health, education, political science, social policy, and related disciplines. It also serves as a substantial reference resource for university libraries, research organizations, evaluation professionals, and others engaged in designing, administering, or interpreting social surveys. A specialized scholarly reference set offering extensive coverage of one of the most widely used research approaches in the social and behavioral sciences. Condition Description. Complete four-volume hardcover set in Very Good condition. Published by SAGE Publications in 2002. All four volumes are bound in the publisher's original blue cloth with gilt lettering. Covers are clean and attractive, showing minor shelf wear and light rubbing consistent with careful handling and storage. Bindings are firm and sound, with no loose or detached pages observed. Interior pages are clean and well preserved. Some spotting and discoloration are present along portions of the exposed page edges. Overall, an attractive and well-maintained set of this substantial scholarly reference collection. Photographs show the actual four-volume set offered for sale.…