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Time Use William H Michelson

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Time Use William H Michelson
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Publisher: Routledge
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 2.89 MB
Pages: 232
Author: William H. Michelson
ISBN: 9781317250418, 1317250419
Language: English
Year: 2015

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Time Use William H Michelson by William H. Michelson 9781317250418, 1317250419 instant download after payment.

Many researchers have studied people's everyday use of time. National and international agencies increasingly collect and analyze time-use data. Yet this perspective and its techniques remain a black box to most social science researchers and applied practitioners, and the potential of time-use data to expand explanation in the social sciences is not fully recognized by even most time-use researchers. Sociologist William Michelson's unique book places the study of time-use data in perspective, demystifies its collection and analytic options, and carefully examines the potential of time-use analysis for a wide range of benefits to the social sciences. These include the sampling of otherwise socially "hidden" groups, bridging the gap between qualitative and quantitative phenomena, gender studies, family dynamics, multitasking, social networks, built environments, and risk exposure.

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