Theoretical approaches - methods@manchester - The University of Manchester

Causal Inference

Quantifying the relationship between a particular exposure (the ‘cause’) and an outcome (the ‘effect’).

Exploring the underlying issues behind confounding and examining its role as a study bias.

Examining the key features of formal logic, its historical development, and role in modern philosophical analysis.

Defining grounded theory and looking at debates and differing perspectives about the concept.

Using key criteria to assess the quality of qualitative research and the implications.