[Episode 37] In today's podcast, I talked alongside Dr. Allen Rubin close inquiry as well as social move practice. You mightiness recognize the yell Rubin from the widely used social move inquiry text "Rubin as well as Babbie," or equally it is officially known, Research Methods for Social Work. In improver to the Rubin as well as Babbie text, he has authored good over 100 publications, most lately focusing on evidence-based practice.Download MP3 [27:10]
Since thence many of us receive got learned inquiry from the Rubin as well as Babbie text, myself included, I idea it would endure appropriate to interview Allen for the outset social move podcast on social move research. I'm excited close offering a serial on social move inquiry because inquiry is essential to skilful social move practice. Most practitioners I know receive got an impressive command of assessment, diagnosis, intervention as well as the myriad of factors that become into providing services to clients. These same practitioners acquire fairly lost inwards fifty-fifty the most basic inquiry articles as well as couldn't distinguish an ANOVA from a logistic regression to relieve their life. So, I idea I would receive got this chance to notice out what inquiry concepts Allen Rubin idea were essential for social move practitioners to understand.
During our interview, Allen made it clear that at that topographic point is at to the lowest degree an entire textbook worth of inquiry concepts that social workers should know. He was sort enough, though, to position as well as define a few essential concepts that he idea social workers needed to sympathise inwards companionship to endure informed consumers of empirical research. My friends volition endure vindicated knowing that he did non include ANOVA as well as logistic regression inwards his listing of cardinal concepts. He did, however, propose that social workers should sympathise the departure betwixt reliability as well as validity, how to position sources of mistake inwards measurement, as well as researcher as well as respondent bias. He talked close these concepts inside the framework of evidence-based practice. He distinguished the procedure of evidence-based exercise from evidence-based practices.
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doctor Rubin is the Bert Kruger Smith Centennial Professor inwards the School of Social Work at The University of Texas at Austin, where he has been a faculty fellow member since 1979. He served equally an editorial reviewer for xiv professional person journals, was a founding fellow member of the Society for Social Work as well as Research as well as served equally its vice president from 1996 to 1998 as well as and thence equally its president from 1998 to 2000. He is the recipient of many awards, including the co-recipient of the Society for Social Work as well as Research Award for Outstanding Examples of Published Research, the 1993 recipient of the University of Pittsburgh, School of Social Work's Distinguished Alumnus Award, as well as the 2007 recipient of the Council On Social Work Education's Significant Lifetime Achievement inwards Social Work Education Award. Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, doctor Rubin continues to endure a big fan the Pittsburgh Steelers football game team.
doctor Rubin tin dismiss endure heard sharing his advice for immature social move researchers [Episode 38] as well as his current inquiry as well as publishing projects [Episode 39] at the Social Work Podcast. This serial of interviews was recorded using Skype.
References as well as Resources
- National Association for Social Workers (n.d.). What IS social move research?. http://www.socialworkers.org/research/researchMore.asp [electronic resource]
- Rubin, A. (2006). Statistics for Evidence-Based Practice as well as Evaluation. Wadsworth.
- Rubin, A. (2007). Practitioner's Guide to Using Research for Evidence-Based Practice. Wiley.
- Rubin, A., & Babbie, E. (2007). Research Methods for Social Work. (6th edition) Wadsworth. [Google Books preview of fifth edition]
Singer, J. B. (Producer), (2008, Apr 14). Social move inquiry for practitioners: Interview alongside Allen Rubin, Ph.D. [Episode 37]. Social Work Podcast [Audio podcast]. Retrieved from /search?q=advice-for-young-social-work
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