Study Guide for Rubin/Babbie’s Research Methods for Social Work, 6th
Summary
With this unique learning companion, students will enhance their comprehension of the text material and its application to the problems that they are likely to encounter in social work practice. Each chapter includes behavioral objectives for applying chapter content to practice, a summary that focuses on the chapter's practice applications, multiple-choice review questions, practice applications and exercises, crossword puzzles, and practice-relevant discussion questions. The Study Guide is also helpful to instructors who want to assign practice relevant exercises that can be done in class or as homework.
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