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This document discusses social research methods. It defines social research as a method used by social scientists to understand people and societies in order to design products and services that meet peoples' needs. The objectives of social research are to manipulate concepts and symbols, generate generalizations, verify facts, extend knowledge, and build theory or apply knowledge practically. The types of social research mentioned are quantitative research, case research, structured interviews, longitudinal studies, primary research, and secondary research. The importance of social research is that it increases human welfare, expands and rectifies knowledge, provides insight into social life, enables structural change, and formulates new theories.

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GITARAM INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT
(MAKAUT)
 NAME-Sandipan Das
 STREAM- BBA(3rd sem)
 UNIVERSITY ROLL-13405021015
 TOPIC- Introduction to social research method.

 What is social research method?
 Social research methodis a methodused by social scientists and
researchers to learn about people and societies so that they can design
products /services that cater to various need of the people.

OBJECTIVES OF SOCIAL RESEARCH.
 Five major objectives of social research is-
1. Manipulation of thinkgs,concepts and sysbols.
2. Generalization.
3. Verification of old facts.
4. Extension of knowledge.
5. Knowledge may be used for theory building or practical application.

TYPES OF SOCIAL RESEARCH
 Types of social research are-
1. Quantitative research....
2. Case research...
3. Structured interviews....
4. Longitudinal studies....
5. Primary research.....
6. Secondary research.....

IMPORTANTS OF SOCIAL RESEARCH
Important of social research are-
1. Increases the walfare of humanity.
2. Helps expand or rectify current knowledge.
3. Provides an understanding of social life.
4. Structural change.
5. Formulates new theories.

BIBLIOGRAPHY
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