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Salkind, N. J. (2010). Encyclopedia of research design. Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE Publications, Inc.
Please note this resource does not use chapter numbers. Please use the Subject Index if necessary.
• Read the section “Causal-comparative Design”
• Read the section “Correlation”

Sage. (2022). Sage research methods: What every researcher needs.
Use this resource to find answers to research methods, designs, including advanced topics and foundations. It also includes all the entries in the Research Methods Encyclopedia, a three-volume work released in 2010 with Niel Salkind as editor; all these separate entries are respected.

Hummel-Rossi, B., McIlwain, C., & Mattis, J. (Academic). (2006). Quantitative research: Methods in the social sciences [Video]. SAGE Research Methods.
This video works through a social sciences view of quantitative research.

Creswell, J. (Academic). (2015). Doing qualitative research [Video]. SAGE Research Methods.
A brief video introducing the execution of qualitative research.

Northcentral University. (2022). Northcentral University Library: Research methods & design.
The support areas of NU have good material, although you might want to consider Creswell and other sources from your research courses.

Price, S., Jewitt, C., & Brown, B. (2013). The SAGE handbook of digital technology research. SAGE Research Methods.
While this book responds to many areas, it also includes constructive research details. Constructive research details will require you to search within the book (see the search box).

Larsen, K. R., & Eargle, D. (Eds.) (2021). Theories used in IS research Wiki.
Review this resource that supplies a broad range of formal theories that can be exceptionally helpful in supporting your theory that underpins your research. It is not critical to complete this, but it could be helpful if you find something that might help you solve your problem. These theories may also inform your choice of research method and design.