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- Course overview
- 1.1 Designing a Study
- 1.2 The Research Proposal
- 1.3 Aims
- 1.4 Impact and Significance
- 1.5 Background-Literature Review
- 1.6 Methodology
- 1.7 Data
- 1.8 Summary
- 2.1 Evidence
- 2.2 Survey data
- 2.3 Public data
- 2.4. Administrative and archival microdata
- 2.5. Multi-generational microdata
- 2.6 Aggregated data
- 2.7 Sources of aggregated data
- 2.8 Qualitative sources
- 2.9 New sources
- 2.10 Summary
- 3.1. Overview: Sampling
- 3.2. Surveys and sampling
- 3.3. Probability sampling
- 3.4. Clustered sampling
- 3.5. Stratification, oversampling
- 3.6. Respondent-driven sampling
- 3.7(a) Conducting a survey - Preparation
- 3.7(b) Conducting a survey - Designing a Questionnaire
- 3.8. Response rates and follow-up
- 3.9. Summary
- 4.1. Overview: Public data for China
- 4.2. China General Social Survey
- 4.3. China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Survey
- 4.4. China Family Panel Studies
- 4.5. China Health and Nutrition Survey
- 4.6. The China Multigenerational Panel Datasets (CMGPD)
- 4.7. Other major datasets
- 4.8. Summary
- 5.1 Overview: Quantitative Analysis
- 5.2 Tabulations
- 5.3a Correlation and regression I
- 5.3b Correlation and regression II
- 5.4 Regression to the mean
- 5.5 Statistical significance
- 5.6 Type I errors
- 5.7 Type II errors
- 5.8 Summary Quantitative Analysis
- 6.1 Overview of research and professional ethics
- 6.2 The protection of subjects
- 6.3 Consent
- 6.4 Confidentiality
- 6.5 International research
- 6.6 Research funding and publication
- 6.7 Data sharing
- 6.8 Mentor/student relationship
- 6.9 Summary: Research and professional ethics
- 7.1 Overview - where to go from here
- 7.2 Options for advanced study in social science
- 7.3 Choosing a PG program
- 7.4 Writing the personal statement
- 7.5 Research proposals and writing samples
- 7.6 Recommendation letters
- 7.7 Summary - where to go from here
- Part 2: Concluding remarks