Sociology: Sociology of Emotions (Soc 190)

• For general information about research methods, check out the database Sage Research Methods
• For research advice, consultation and training, check out the resources at the D-Lab
• For qualitative research methods check out this guide!  See also these resources on:
• Interviewing
• Participant observation
• Textual analysis (if interested, there is also this guide on text mining and computational approaches)
• For quantitative Methods: check out the data page from the main Sociology Research Guide
• Doing surveys using Google Forms and Qualtrics
• Finding data in ICPSR (16,000+ datasets!  You must sign up for an account; contact Ann Glusker for assistance if needed)
• Finding census and other data in library databases: check out the Data page in the main Sociology library research guide

There are two ways to connect to library resources from off-campus.

1. Use UC Library Search and other library websites to look up licensed (subscribed) resources. Links listed on these sites prompt users to login with CalNet.
2. To access library resources found via non-UCB sites such as Google, Google Scholar, email links, Twitter, etc, you can add the EZProxy bookmarklet to your browser. Then, whenever you land on a licensed library resource, select your EZproxy bookmarklet to enable CalNet.

The EZProxy bookmarklet adds the library's EZProxy prefix to a URL. Use it to license library resources from off campus.

To set up the EZProxy you will need to make sure your browser is configured to:

• Allow pop-up windows.
• Accept third-party cookies.
• Enable javascript.

The bookmarklet can be added iOS, Android and most browsers including Chrome, Safari, Firefox, IE.

Drag the EZproxy UCB link to your browser's Bookmark toolbar.

EZproxy UCB

For complete instructions go to: EZproxy guide

Check out the "Get Help" page in the main Sociology Research Guide for information about chatting with a librarian, contacting the Sociology librarian, and more! Also remember that you can always check in with any of our subject librarians whose expertise matches your topic area!