Runkel's book

{Samuel Sauners 24 April 2001: 1122 MDT ]

Does anyone have experience using Casting nets and testing specimens as an
undergraduate text? I am thinking of using it as the main text for a new
course (Evaluation Research and Social Change) I will be offering for the
first time in the Fall. For technical details I would suplement with
original articles. Any comments and particularly any reports of experience
would be valuable.

Samuel

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Samuel Spence Saunders, Ph.D.
Human Services Department
Oglala Lakota College
ssaunders@olc.edu

[Chuck Tucker (2001.0424.20:00)]

In a message dated 4/24/2001 1:33:17 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
ssaunders@OLC.EDU writes:

<< Does anyone have experience using Casting nets and testing specimens as an
undergraduate text? I am thinking of using it as the main text for a new
course (Evaluation Research and Social Change) I will be offering for the
first time in the Fall. For technical details I would suplement with
original articles. Any comments and particularly any reports of experience
would be valuable. >>

I have never used the entire text for a course but in a social psychology
course I have used Chapters 10 (w/ a class demonstration of the Rubber-Band
exercise), 11 and 12. I supplemented these chapters with several pieces by
Marken and Powers from the CSGNET. I got the sense that the students
understood PCT from these materials.

Regards,
               Chuck