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A unique and genuinely practical companion to research in the social and health sciences, based on real-world experience and offering clear and honest advice and guidance to readers at all levels, from undergraduate to experienced researcher.
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"In this updated edition of The Research Companion, Petra Boynton has, again, made thinking about research and how to do it wonderfully accessible while retaining the necessary nuance and rigour. This book will be invaluable to beginner researchers for undergraduate, masters and doctoral degrees and to more experienced researchers. It shows us new and more useful ways of approaching courses in research methods. I will certainly be recommending it to my university library, my colleagues and to my students." Professor Debbie Epstein, University of Roehampton, UK.
"Research is always a compromise between a scientific ideal and the opportunities and constraints provided by the real world. Too many 'how to' guides to research focus on the former and ignore the latter. This book, now in an improved second edition, addresses the practical reality of the research journey in Petra Boynton's accessible style: how to plan a study, how to get it started, how to troubleshoot during it, how and why to write it up - and how to stay safe and sane throughout." Trisha Greenhalgh, Professor of Primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford, UK.
"This clear-sighted, engaging, and personable guide to designing and carrying out research projects large and small will provide direction and comfort for students and practitioners daunted by the dry, overly complex professional literature on the subject. Petra Boynton breaks it down and builds you up, encouraging you to chart a path to completion that works for you." Sarah Shannon, Executive Director, Hesperian Health Guides
"Whether you are just starting out as a researcher or have considerable experience, this book will be an invaluable companion on your journey to rigorous, ethical and high impact research. This makes for an immensely practical, comprehensive and enjoyable read, which will be relevant in the UK and internationally." Susie Jolly, co-author of Women, Sexuality, and the Political Power of Pleasure.
"Research is always a compromise between a scientific ideal and the opportunities and constraints provided by the real world. Too many 'how to' guides to research focus on the former and ignore the latter. This book, now in an improved second edition, addresses the practical reality of the research journey in Petra Boynton's accessible style: how to plan a study, how to get it started, how to troubleshoot during it, how and why to write it up - and how to stay safe and sane throughout." Trisha Greenhalgh, Professor of Primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford, UK.
"This clear-sighted, engaging, and personable guide to designing and carrying out research projects large and small will provide direction and comfort for students and practitioners daunted by the dry, overly complex professional literature on the subject. Petra Boynton breaks it down and builds you up, encouraging you to chart a path to completion that works for you." Sarah Shannon, Executive Director, Hesperian Health Guides
"Whether you are just starting out as a researcher or have considerable experience, this book will be an invaluable companion on your journey to rigorous, ethical and high impact research. This makes for an immensely practical, comprehensive and enjoyable read, which will be relevant in the UK and internationally." Susie Jolly, co-author of Women, Sexuality, and the Political Power of Pleasure.