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    SW 4810

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    This course is a continuation of Research Methods, Data Analysis, and Practice Evaluation I. It focuses on inferential statistics, quantitative and qualitative research designs for evaluating social services. Students will build on skills from the previous course, applying statistical techniques and using SPSS. The course competencies involve critical thinking to communicate judgments, using research to inform practice, and engaging in assessment and evaluation with clients at multiple system levels. The required text is Statistics for Evidence-Based Practice and Evaluation by Allen Rubin.

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    This course is a continuation of Research Methods, Data Analysis, and Practice Evaluation I. It focuses on inferential statistics, quantitative and qualitative research designs for evaluating social services. Students will build on skills from the previous course, applying statistical techniques and using SPSS. The course competencies involve critical thinking to communicate judgments, using research to inform practice, and engaging in assessment and evaluation with clients at multiple system levels. The required text is Statistics for Evidence-Based Practice and Evaluation by Allen Rubin.

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    This course is a continuation of Research Methods, Data Analysis, and Practice Evaluation I. It focuses on inferential statistics, quantitative and qualitative research designs for evaluating social services. Students will build on skills from the previous course, applying statistical techniques and using SPSS. The course competencies involve critical thinking to communicate judgments, using research to inform practice, and engaging in assessment and evaluation with clients at multiple system levels. The required text is Statistics for Evidence-Based Practice and Evaluation by Allen Rubin.

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    This course is a continuation of Research Methods, Data Analysis, and Practice Evaluation I. It focuses on inferential statistics, quantitative and qualitative research designs for evaluating social services. Students will build on skills from the previous course, applying statistical techniques and using SPSS. The course competencies involve critical thinking to communicate judgments, using research to inform practice, and engaging in assessment and evaluation with clients at multiple system levels. The required text is Statistics for Evidence-Based Practice and Evaluation by Allen Rubin.

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    School of Social Work


    Challenging Minds, Leading Change, Transforming Lives

    Research Methods, Data Analysis, and Practice Evaluation II


    SOCIAL WORK 4810

    (3 credit hours)
    Instructor:
    Day:
    Location:
    Room:

    Cassandra Barragan MSW


    Wednesdays 8:30-11:15 am
    University Center
    TBD

    Email:
    Phone/text:
    Office hours:

    ec0676@wayne.edu
    248-790-1378
    By appointment

    COURSE DESCRIPTION

    This course is a continuation of S W 3810. The course includes information on the integration of
    inferential statistics and components of quantitative and qualitative designs appropriate for
    evaluating service delivery and related policy.
    This course builds on and expands knowledge and skills for social work research covered in SW
    3810, including the application of data analysis and statistical techniques, and the use the
    Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS).
    COURSE COMPETENCIES AND PRACTICE BEHAVIORS FOR THIS COURSE

    Competency 3: Apply critical thinking to inform and communicate professional judgments


    Practice Behavior: 3B) analyze models of assessment, prevention, intervention and evaluation
    Competency 6: Engage in research-informed practice and practice-informed research
    Practice Behavior: 6B) use research evidence to inform practice
    Competency 10: Engage, assess, intervene, and evaluate with individuals, families, groups,
    organizations, and communities
    Practice Behaviors:
    ASSESSMENT: Al. collect, organize and interpret client data
    EVALUATION: Dl. evaluate and assess interventions
    TEXTS AND REQUIRED MATERIAL

    Required Text:
    Rubin, A. (2013). Statistics for Evidence-Based Practice and Evaluation. Belmont, CA:

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