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Provides a framework for understanding methodological issues and assists with the effective definition and planning of research.
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Provides a framework for understanding methodological issues and assists with the effective definition and planning of research.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 588
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. September 2004
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 189mm x 31mm
- Gewicht: 1121g
- ISBN-13: 9780521669733
- ISBN-10: 0521669731
- Artikelnr.: 21473803
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 588
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. September 2004
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 189mm x 31mm
- Gewicht: 1121g
- ISBN-13: 9780521669733
- ISBN-10: 0521669731
- Artikelnr.: 21473803
Preface
Acknowledgements
1. Component processes of ecological research
Part I. Developing an Analytical Framework: 2. Five processes of research planning
3. Conceptual and propositional analysis for defining research problems
4. Development of a research plan
5. How theories develop and how to use them
6. The art of measurement and experiment
7. Methods of reasoning in research
8. Assessment of postulates
9. Individual philosophies and their methods
Part II. Making a Synthesis for Scientific Inference: 10. Properties and domains of ecological concepts
11. Strategies of scientific research in ecology
12. Use of mathematical models for constructing explanations in ecology
Part III. Working in the Research Community: 14. Scientific research as a social process
14. Values and standpoints and their influence on research
Part IV. Defining a Methodology for Ecological Research: 15. The methodology of progressive synthesis
16. Criticisms and improvements for the scientific method in ecology
Appendix for instructors
Glossary
List of references
Author index
Subject index.
Acknowledgements
1. Component processes of ecological research
Part I. Developing an Analytical Framework: 2. Five processes of research planning
3. Conceptual and propositional analysis for defining research problems
4. Development of a research plan
5. How theories develop and how to use them
6. The art of measurement and experiment
7. Methods of reasoning in research
8. Assessment of postulates
9. Individual philosophies and their methods
Part II. Making a Synthesis for Scientific Inference: 10. Properties and domains of ecological concepts
11. Strategies of scientific research in ecology
12. Use of mathematical models for constructing explanations in ecology
Part III. Working in the Research Community: 14. Scientific research as a social process
14. Values and standpoints and their influence on research
Part IV. Defining a Methodology for Ecological Research: 15. The methodology of progressive synthesis
16. Criticisms and improvements for the scientific method in ecology
Appendix for instructors
Glossary
List of references
Author index
Subject index.
Preface
Acknowledgements
1. Component processes of ecological research
Part I. Developing an Analytical Framework: 2. Five processes of research planning
3. Conceptual and propositional analysis for defining research problems
4. Development of a research plan
5. How theories develop and how to use them
6. The art of measurement and experiment
7. Methods of reasoning in research
8. Assessment of postulates
9. Individual philosophies and their methods
Part II. Making a Synthesis for Scientific Inference: 10. Properties and domains of ecological concepts
11. Strategies of scientific research in ecology
12. Use of mathematical models for constructing explanations in ecology
Part III. Working in the Research Community: 14. Scientific research as a social process
14. Values and standpoints and their influence on research
Part IV. Defining a Methodology for Ecological Research: 15. The methodology of progressive synthesis
16. Criticisms and improvements for the scientific method in ecology
Appendix for instructors
Glossary
List of references
Author index
Subject index.
Acknowledgements
1. Component processes of ecological research
Part I. Developing an Analytical Framework: 2. Five processes of research planning
3. Conceptual and propositional analysis for defining research problems
4. Development of a research plan
5. How theories develop and how to use them
6. The art of measurement and experiment
7. Methods of reasoning in research
8. Assessment of postulates
9. Individual philosophies and their methods
Part II. Making a Synthesis for Scientific Inference: 10. Properties and domains of ecological concepts
11. Strategies of scientific research in ecology
12. Use of mathematical models for constructing explanations in ecology
Part III. Working in the Research Community: 14. Scientific research as a social process
14. Values and standpoints and their influence on research
Part IV. Defining a Methodology for Ecological Research: 15. The methodology of progressive synthesis
16. Criticisms and improvements for the scientific method in ecology
Appendix for instructors
Glossary
List of references
Author index
Subject index.