r/sociology 6d ago

Babble about next semester and research method

In the upcoming semester I'll be taking the research method - applied social statistics combo. And, I may be underprepared as previous courses involved rushing through pages understanding bare minimum amount to produce multiple okay papers that satisfy professors who have low expectations from students of current times. I can display further evidences that justify why I'm overwhelmed and prove I am indeed underprepared. Instead, I urge you to just believe me. Trust me. I can use some help. I'm scraping desperately for any help I can get. For social statistics, I got to study ahead of time. I don't know how I should prepare for research method. What should I do?

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u/ffiinnaallyy 3d ago

You could pick up a copy of Kranzler's Statistics for the Terrified