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Quantitative research methods bibliography

Quantitative research methods bibliography
Document type
Literature review
Author(s)
Evans, Sarah
Publisher
British Library, The
Date of publication
5 October 2009
Subject(s)
Management & leadership: including strategy, public sector management, operations and production
Collection
Business and management
Material type
Reports

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This bibliography provides an introduction to quantitative research methods and ethics, relevant associations, teaching materials, and key books and journal articles on six topics: scientific method, sampling, survey techniques and questionnaire design, content analysis, secondary analysis of statistics and quantitative data analysis, and a section on computerised data analysis packages. It was written by Dr Sarah Evans, Social Sciences Curator at the British Library. 

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