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Social scientists have long relied on a wide range of tools to collect information about the social world, but as individual fields have become more specialised, researchers are trained to use a narrow range of the possible data collection methods. This book draws on a broad range of available social data collection methods to formulate a new set of data collection approaches. The new approaches described here are ideal for social science researchers who plan to collect new data about people, organisations, or social processes. Axinn and Pearce present methods designed to create a comprehensive empirical description of the subject being studied, with an emphasis on accumulating the information needed to understand what causes what with a minimum of error. In addition to providing methodological motivation and underlying principles, the book is filled with detailed instructions and concrete examples for those who wish to apply the methods to their research.

This book draws on a broad range of social data collection methods to formulate a new set of data collection approaches.

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'This book makes a powerful case for the use of mixed methods, a case that focuses on their advantages for, among other things, research design, data quality, and casual modelling. I particularly recommend the book to new investigators and those still at an early stage of their career. if new investigators follow Axinn and Pearce's example, demography (and other social sciences) will probably discover more about social processes than they otherwise would. I was particularly impressed that the likelihood of surprises was taken into designing the questionnaires for the neighbourhood histories, data for which were collected in three rounds.' Population Studies

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This book, first published in 2006, draws on a broad range of social data collection methods to formulate a set of data collection approaches.
Acknowledgments ix
Preface xiii
Motivations for Mixed Method Social Research
1(27)
Qualitative vs. Quantitative Approaches: Is This Distinction Useful?
The Study of Cause and Consequence in the Social Sciences
Introspection and Involvement
Central Principles in the Creation of Mixed Method Approaches
Fitting Data Collection Methods to Research Aims
28(26)
Choices Among Research Designs
Matching Measurement Strategy to Aims
Special Measurement Problems
Conclusion
The Micro-Demographic Community Study Approach
54(25)
Tamang Family Research Project
Benefits from Researchers' Involvement in the Field
Benefits from Obtaining Multiple Types of Evidence
Benefits from Incorporating Flexibility in the Process
Conclusion
Systematic Anomalous Case Analysis
79(24)
A Study of Religion and Family Size Preferences in Nepal
Systematic Sampling of Anomalous Cases
Implementing Less Structured Methods
Using Ethnographic Insights to Revise Theories, Measures, and Methods
Conclusion
Neighborhood History Calendars
103(35)
Contextual Event History Data
Neighborhood History Calendar Design and Implementation
Key Advantages of the Neighborhood History Calendar Design
Other Contextual History Calendars
Using Geographic Information System Technology to Enhance Contextual Data
Conclusion
Life History Calendars
138(23)
Function and Design of Life History Calendars
Expanding the Age Range
Using Calendars Among Populations Who Don't Employ Time Records
New Life History Calendar Recording Strategies
Conclusion
Longitudinal Data Collection
161(22)
Longitudinal Studies of Individuals
Longitudinal Studies of Other Units of Observation
Tools for Continuous Measurement
Mixing Methods in Longitudinal Designs
Conclusion
Conclusion
183(16)
Principles of Mixed Method Data Collection
Role of Introspection
The Application of New Mixed Method Research
New Frontiers in Mixed Method Approaches
Notes 199(4)
Bibliography 203(20)
Index 223


William G. Axinn is a Sociologist Demographer and Research Professor at the Survey Research Center and Population Studies Center of the Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan. He has directed the Population and Ecology Research Laboratory in Nepal for thirteen years. In the United States he is co-Principal Investigator of the Intergenerational Panel Study of Parents and Children (a 31-year longitudinal study) and Deputy Director of the National Survey of Family Growth (a national repeated cross-section study of US families conducted by the National Center for Health Statistics). Lisa D. Pearce is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Her research articles have appeared in journals such as the American Sociological Review, Social Forces, Sociological Methodology, and the Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion. She is Co-Principal Investigator of the National Study of Youth and Religion, a three-year, multi-method panel study of the role of religion in the lives of American youth. In Nepal, she is co-Investigator on the large scale population and environment project directed by Axinn. She was recently selected as a 2005 William T. Grant Scholar to further her work on religion and well-being among youth.
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