Deductive Research

 Deductive Research: In this case, existing theories are used to design a new idea and to conceptualize it. Data is collected and analysed to see whether it is scientifically supported or not. Deductive research also involves exploratory studies to understand how they are applicable to different population groups. Every profession requires research about its practices if it has to remain effective and up to date.

Research is also essential to a profession’s self-respect and to its ability to maintain the positive regard of outsiders.  In social work, research provides a number of tools to professionals to describe, define, measure and evaluate their work. Research is important for social work practice for the following reasons:

(a) Research provides a description of the client’s background and the complex phenomenon that influence the client’s lives.

(b) It defines the concepts used in social work in an accurate and consistent way.

(c) Research helps in measuring the needs of clients, prioritizing them and then determine how to help them.

(d) It measures the client’s progress or lack of it over time. It helps to make a decision on the effectiveness of our interventions.

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