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ОГЛАВЛЕНИЕ

ДИСЛОВИЕ..................................................................................................... V

РАЗДЕЛ I. ПРОГРАММА СОЦИОЛОГИЧЕСКОГО ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ

ОСТАВНЫЕ ЭЛЕМЕНТЫ ПРОГРАММЫ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ............................ 3

БЩЕЕ ПРЕДСТАВЛЕНИЕ О ПРОГРАММЕ....................................................... 3

ЕОРЕТИКО-МЕТОДОЛОГИЧЕСКАЯ ЧАСТЬ ПРОГРАММЫ.............................. 7

Формулировка и обоснование проблемы исследования................................. 8

Цели и задачи исследования........................................................................ 13

Определение объекта и предмета исследования.......................................... 15

Логический анализ основных понятий........................................................... 18

Теоретическая интерпретация....................................................................... 18

Выдвижение гипотез...................................................................................... 21

Эмпирическая интерпретация понятий........................................................... 23

ЛЕТОДИЧЕСКАЯ ЧАСТЬ ПРОГРАММЫ........................................................ 26

Выборка........................................................................................................ 26

Обоснование методов сбора эмпирических данных..................................... 26

Методы сбора информации.......................................................................... 27

Методы обработки и анализа данных............................................................ 28

Организационный план исследования........................................................... 30

КУЧНЫЙ ОТЧЕТ............................................................................................ 31

МЕТОДОЛОГИЯ И ПРОГРАММА ЭМПИРИЧЕСКОГО ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ М. ВЕБЕРА 34

ПОГИКО-МЕТОДОЛОГИЧЕСКИЙ АНАЛИЗ ПОНЯТИЙ................................... 45

КОПЦЕПТУАЛИЗАЦИЯ, КОНКРЕТИЗАЦИЯ И ОПЕРАЦИОНАЛИЗАЦИЯ 45

Теоретическая модель исследования инвестиционного поведения............... 48

Несколько слов об истории вопроса............................................................ 51

Пример конкретизации и операционализации................................................. 53

СОСТАВЛЕНИЕ КОНЦЕПТУАЛЬНОЙ КАРТЫ..................................................... 55

ПЕРЕМЕННЫЕ, ИЗМЕРЕНИЕ, ПРОПОЗИЦИИ................................................... 58

Пример построения теории у Ф. Херцберга....................................................... 73

3. ТЕОРЕТИЧЕСКАЯ МОДЕЛЬ ПРЕДМЕТАИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ................................ 76

СОЗДАНИЕ ТЕОРЕТИЧЕСКОЙ МОДЕЛИ............................................................ 76

ПРИМЕРЫ РАЗРАБОТКИ ТЕОРЕТИЧЕСКОЙ МОДЕЛИ

В ПРОГРАММЕ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ...................................................................... 77

Пример теоретической модели 1........................................................................ 77

Пример теоретической модели 2........................................................................ 83

Пример теоретической модели 3........................................................................ 85

Пример теоретической модели 4........................................................................ 91

4. ЭМПИРИЧЕСКАЯ СХЕМА ОБЪЕКТА ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ................................. 97

СУБЪЕКТ И ОБЪЕКТ ПОЗНАНИЯ В СОЦИОЛОГИИ............................................ 97

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