Research Methodology : Method and Techniques explains how to do high-quality research using the most applicable methodology. The current book discusses research methodology at both a basic and advanced level, allowing researchers to become more familiar with the art of employing research methods and approaches. The book is aimed for graduate and postgraduate social science students. Researchers in social science and other fields will find the book to be a well-organized resource. This book is divided into 54 parts and covers evocative, inductive, and explorative research methodologies, as well as quantitative data analysis. The book is extremely useful for college and university students, professors, intellectuals, and scholars.This statistics book focuses on the objectives, significance and types of social science research, scope of social research, characteristics, qualities and problems of scientific research, research process, data source and measurement, statistics in social research, case study method in social research, important aspects of research design, observation, interviews, questionnaires and schedules, classification and tabulation, interpretation presentation and preliminary analysis of data, qualitative data format and processing, validity and reliability in qualitative research and content analysis. This book also includes topics such as sampling methods, hypothesis: nature and role in research, using chi-square test statistic in research, report writing: stages, procedures, documentation, footnotes and bibliography, role of SPSS in social science research, computer and its role in research. Students studying economics, business administration, management, commerce, arts, business, law, medicine, politics, and social sciences, as well as specialised courses such as Charted Accountants I.A.S., I.E.S., C.A. and N.E.T., and ICWA, will find the book quite helpful. Although this book was written with a lot of research, the language and style are quite clear and lucid. For the students’ convenience, the textbook includes a mandatory question bank at the end. I hope everyone who reads this book will appreciate it. It would be really welcome if you could provide some suggestions to help it grow its issues further.
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