Research design : successful designs for social and economic research
By C. Hakim. 2000
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- Lesbian and Gay People's Concerns about Ageing and Accessing Services (2009, background): “Limitations include having to limit research questions to those that can be answered by the existing data and having to rely on the original study’s instrumentation and sampling procedures (Hakim, 2000).”
- Helping others or a rewarding career? Investigating student motivations to train as social workers in England (2012, methodology): “To this end, synthetic cohorts (Hakim, 2000; Heckman & Macurdy, 1980) were created, comprising all the first year, second year undergraduate and final year (second year postgraduate/third year undergraduate) students.”