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BUNDLE: Schutt: Investigating the Social World: The Process and Practice of Research, 9e (Paperback) + Schutt: Investigating the Social World: The Process and Practice of Research, 9e IEB
This bundle includes Investigating the Social The Process and Practice of Research, 9e (Paperback) and Investigating the Social The Process and Practice of Research, 9e IEB.
692 pages, Paperback
First published September 25, 2014
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February 22, 2022
*sigh*
It could have been one of those good textbooks.
But...
It was more of a hassle to understand what is going on in each chapter.
It has a weird shift. First it will provide information, define terminology, etc (typically college textbook). Then out of nowhere it shifts into a story, scenario, or something. It is easy to miss and by the time you notice, you are already half way done with the chapter.
Most of the information within the book is just repeat information from other classes that I have taken. So, if this is the first SCS class then this book will benefit you.
I do however like the "straight to the point" aspect of the book. I just do not like the strange shifts that I have seen.
*I normally rate all my college books 3 stars to be fair and unbiased*
It could have been one of those good textbooks.
But...
It was more of a hassle to understand what is going on in each chapter.
It has a weird shift. First it will provide information, define terminology, etc (typically college textbook). Then out of nowhere it shifts into a story, scenario, or something. It is easy to miss and by the time you notice, you are already half way done with the chapter.
Most of the information within the book is just repeat information from other classes that I have taken. So, if this is the first SCS class then this book will benefit you.
I do however like the "straight to the point" aspect of the book. I just do not like the strange shifts that I have seen.
*I normally rate all my college books 3 stars to be fair and unbiased*
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