Practical Research: Planning and Design

Practical Research: Planning and Design is a book that offers guidance on how to write a Prospectus and proposal for a dissertation and provides explanations, examples, diagrams and outlines for types of statistics and research designs. The book appears to be written in a way that is easy to follow and digest, allowing the reader to skim through what they may find familiar and slow down on parts that they need to pay attention to, and even work on their project as they read. The content is helpful and informative, and the quality of this text as a global edition is on par with its traditionally published counterpart. The only difference is a slight change in page numbers. Feedback from customers suggests that the book is a required text for research methods graduate courses and is recommended for its ease of reading and understanding. The only complaint that some customers had was that they received the wrong version of the book, although the ISBN number was the same. Overall, Practical Research: Planning and Design is a useful and easy to follow guide to research, especially for those pursuing higher education or involved in research projects. However, there have been some inConsistencies in the delivery and packaging of the book, resulting in customers receiving the wrong version of the book.