This document discusses different types of social research methods including participant observation, field work, surveys, sampling, and interviews. It explains that scientific research systematically gathers data through harnessing curiosity to provide scientific explanations of the world. Some key methods covered are participant observation where researchers observe social behaviors of people in natural settings, field work which originated in social anthropology to study cultures, surveys to collect standardized information from a sample of populations, and interviews which are used by organizations like NSSO.

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2. CHAPTER-5
Doing Social Research
Presented bY :
Mr. Ishaq Kalodi (Principal IUHSS PARAPPUR)
Mr. Jahfar Puthukkidi (Faculty, IUHSS PARAPPUR)

3. 1-What is Research …
A Scientific research is a systematic way of gathering data, a
harnessing of curiosity. This research provides scientific information and
theories for the explanation of the nature and the properties of the world
2-TYPES OF RESEARCH …

4. • PARRICIPANT OBSERVATION …
• MERIT & De- Merit Of PO

5. FIELD WORK IN SOCIAL ANTHROPLGYORIGIN OF FIELD WRK
SURVY
SAMPLNG
INTERVW
NSSO