EVALUATION TOOLS FOR METHODOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SOCIAL RESEARCH: METHODOLOGICAL ADEQUACY OF FEDERAL R&D PROJECTS. FINAL REPORT.
NARIC Accession Number: O02263. What's this?Download article in Full Text . Author(s):McTavish, D; Anderson, R. Publisher(s): Minnesota Systems Research MN. Publication Year: 1973. Number of Pages: 251. Abstract: Investigates evaluation tools for characterizing social research as part of a study of the methodological adequacy of federally funded (SRS) research and demonstration projects. Intended to develop a broad and coherent view of research and to develop tools to evaluate the quality of social research. Presents two evaluation instruments which involved a schedule which systematically organized professional judgment about a project and a self-response questionnaire for professional raters. Includes measurement analysis of a research rating instrument. Appendices include the evaluation tools developed. Descriptor Terms: PROGRAM EVALUATION, RESEARCH METHODOLOGY, FINAL REPORTS, SOCIAL SCIENCES, EVALUATION TECHNIQUES.
Citation: McTavish, D; Anderson, R. (1973). EVALUATION TOOLS FOR METHODOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SOCIAL RESEARCH: METHODOLOGICAL ADEQUACY OF FEDERAL R&D PROJECTS. FINAL REPORT. Minnesota Systems Research MN. Retrieved 2/9/2010, from REHABDATA database.
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