Serial Murderers and Their Victims
Understanding research goals and methods is essential to successful and effective work in these fields, and this engaging, direct, and, at times, humorous text demonstrates that importance and helps prepare students for that effectiveness and success. Jennings and Reingle offer clear, practical introductions, with extensive, compelling examples, to the essential classical research methods, including ethics, measurement, surveys, secondary data analysis, and sampling, along with emerging new approaches, such as case-control and longitudinal designs and experiments in criminology and criminal justice settings. With its focus on research design, this text provides the information most useful to students as future research consumers, rather than specialized analysts, of research data.
The authors' scenario-based treatments of real-world situations and applications facilitate understanding of the full range of criminological and criminal justice research methods and illustrate the usefulness of that understanding for implementing and employing evidence-based policies in whatever agencies or roles students work in or engage with in their future careers.
Criminological and Criminal Justice Research Methods offers:
Country | USA |
Binding | Kindle Edition |
EISBN | 9781454846758 |
Format | Kindle eBook |
Label | Aspen Publishers |
Manufacturer | Aspen Publishers |
NumberOfPages | 208 |
PublicationDate | 2014-02-11 |
Publisher | Aspen Publishers |
ReleaseDate | 2014-02-11 |
Studio | Aspen Publishers |