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Authors: Robert J. Wright, Sharon E. Robertson, & Carmen F. Salazar
Publisher: SAGE Publications, Inc (2016) · Language: English · ISBN-13: 978-1483321547
Research Methods for Counseling: An Introduction (1st Edition) provides a clear, accessible, and practice-oriented introduction to research methods specifically tailored for counseling students and professionals. As part of the Counseling and Professional Identity series, this edition bridges the gap between research and practice by emphasizing the application of scientific inquiry to real-world counseling contexts.
Key features include:
Comprehensive coverage of qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-methods research designs relevant to counseling and mental health practice.
Step-by-step guidance on designing, conducting, interpreting, and applying research in professional settings.
Emphasis on ethical issues, multicultural competence, and social justice considerations in counseling research.
Real-world examples, case studies, and reflection questions that connect research concepts to practical counseling scenarios.
Clear explanations of statistical concepts, data interpretation, and evidence-based practice principles.
An essential text for graduate students and beginning researchers, this edition equips readers with the foundational skills to become informed consumers and producers of counseling research—fostering a strong professional identity grounded in evidence-based practice.
