Research Methods in Physical Activity, 7EHuman Kinetics, 2015 M05 21 - 496 páginas
Research Methods in Physical Activity, Seventh Edition, systematically guides students through the research process, introducing methods and tools specifically for kinesiology and exercise science disciplines, including the subdisciplines of physical therapy, rehabilitation, and occupational therapy. The seventh edition leads students and novice researchers to research competency with the distinctive humor that has become a trademark of this internationally recognized text.
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Contenido
Overview of the Research Process | 1 |
Introduction to Research in Physical Activity | 3 |
Developing the Problem and Using the Literature | 27 |
Presenting the Problem | 57 |
Formulating the Method | 71 |
Ethical Issues in Research and Scholarship | 83 |
Statistical and Measurement Concepts in Research | 101 |
Becoming Acquainted With Statistical Concepts | 103 |
Research Synthesis MetaAnalysis | 265 |
Surveys | 285 |
Other Descriptive Research Methods | 305 |
Physical Activity Epidemiology Research | 321 |
Experimental and QuasiExperimental Research | 345 |
Qualitative Research | 371 |
MixedMethods Research | 391 |
Completing the Research Process | 399 |
Statistical Issues in Research Planning and Evaluation | 121 |
Relationships Among Variables | 133 |
Differences Among Groups | 155 |
Nonparametric Techniques | 189 |
Measuring Research Variables | 203 |
Types of Research | 225 |
Sociohistorical Process in Sport Studies | 227 |
Philosophical Research in Physical Activity | 245 |
Ways of Reporting Research | 425 |
Appendix | 445 |
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About the Authors | 479 |
Ad | 480 |
Términos y frases comunes
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