General Social Survey - additional resources:
The GSS at Berkelely
http://sda.berkeley.edu:7502/cgi-bin/hsda?harcsda+gss02
Study: GSS 1972-2002 Cumulative
Datafile (where you start when getting to the data .. be sure to
open a codebook in another window).
If you find that the SDA is too limiting. We'll have a special
section just for the people who want to dig deeper & use
SPSS. Don't make this harder on yourself though, I can help you
with this step so you can really get into the data with fewer computer
hassles. I DO encourage you to try getting into the data with
SPSS!!
the GSS at UMich
http://webapp.icpsr.umich.edu/GSS/
Note especially the Reports & Bibliography .. The Reports
section will give you a hand with finding recent controversies in
research developed with this data. (hint: think term paper.. ..
think comps.) Again, I don't recommend getting the data from
here.. use the SDA from Berkelely.
General Social Survey resources developed at Queens College
http://www.soc.qc.edu/QC_Software/GSS.html
This site has a good annotated bibliography.. which can be helpful to
guide you to fruitful reserach questions.
I don't recommend getting the data from here - or printing the
suggested display of subjects.
Methods help from a site at Trinity College:
http://www.trinity.edu/mkearl/methods.html
Be careful not to procrastinat here.. there's lots going on & it's
easy to get distracted. However, it's a good place to go to help
yourself get a handle on the research process. It's also a good
place to go to get the GSS citation.
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