Exam 2: Sociological Investigation

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Which sociological research method provides the best chance to understand social behavior in a natural setting?

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Which sociological research method saves the time and expense of data gathering, but the researcher has no control over possible data bias?

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Sociological research can never be harmful to subjects.

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How does critical sociology differ from scientific sociology? What are the differences in terms of the basic image of society as well as the goals of research?

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The ability to neutralize the effect of one variable in order to assess the relationship between two other variables is called:

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What term refers to any change in a subject's behavior caused by the awareness of being studied?

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William Foote Whyte's study of Cornerville (Street Corner Society) used which sociological research method?

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Lois Benjamin's research shows that interviews:

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Which sociological research method is likely to be most difficult to replicate (repeat)?

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Two simple requirements that underlie the process of sociological investigation are (1) looking at the world using the sociological perspective, and (2) becoming curious and asking questions.

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With regard to the process of measurement, which of the following statements is True?

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To identify cause-and-effect relationships, it is usually necessary to exercise experimental control of variables.

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A random sample is likely to represent the population from which it is drawn.

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The ideal of objectivity means that a researcher:

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Interpretive sociology is sociology that:

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"Statistical evidence" may or may not be the same as truth.

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Sociologists use the term "empirical evidence" to refer to:

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Outline the ten steps in the process of carrying out sociological investigation. You may use the format presented in the text that is, what specific questions must be answered as a researcher moves along?

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The analysis of Karl Marx represents the critical approach in sociology.

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In a questionnaire, the question, "Please state your opinions about the likelihood of another major terrorist attacks at home," is an example of which of the following?

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