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Sociologists research methods

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  1. 1Patrickresearch opportunity, gang research taught 1 member, just left group, required to keep up act, lied about why left
  2. 2Milgrammisleading obedience experiment , caused harm
  3. 3Rosenthal + Jacobsenfield experiment spurters
  4. 4Rosenhanpseudo patients, natural + avoids artificiality
  5. 5Durkheimcomparative method suicide + religion. official stats valuable social facts but collected for government purposes
  6. 6Labovinformality of unstructured interviews
  7. 7Dean + Taylor Goobytape recorded unstructured interviews
  8. 8Oakleyidentified too closely with mothers
  9. 9Connor + Dewson4000 questionnaires sent out
  10. 10Hite4.5% questionnaire response rate
  11. 11Shipmanimposing researchers meanings pruning + bending
  12. 12Cicourel + Kitsusequestions- how do you mean?
  13. 13Willisgroup interviews lads talk freely but unreliable
  14. 14Richstatus difference adults interviewing children
  15. 15Meaddon't know when you're being lied to , Samoa
  16. 16Griffinturned self black, abandoned interviews
  17. 17Kinseyrapid questions , follow up interviews after 18 months, used questions to check other answers
  18. 18Polskypol investigated pool room hustlers
  19. 19Fairhurststudied patients after own back trouble
  20. 20Thorntonage/gender/class/ethnicity may affect ability to make friends within group
  21. 21Liebowaccepted by black street gang
  22. 22Whyteno leadership roles, tongue tied
  23. 23Punchover identifying with group acting as policeman, stopped from seeing everything
  24. 24Beckerteachers aggression, disbelief + playing dumb to get sensitive information
  25. 25Nazroohealth questionnaire ethnically + language matched answer questionnaire in own language
  26. 26Humphreycovert observation only way to get true information
  27. 27Festinger + Dittoncannot take notes openly covert observation
  28. 28Yablonskycovert observation teenage gang see researchers as representatives of authority
  29. 29Cicourelcovert observation used when questioning ineffective police
  30. 30Laceyobservation school life detailed insight but time consuming
  31. 31Wrightobservation classroom interactions- how actually behave but hawthorne effect
  32. 32Sharpeunstructured interviews girls rich qualitative data but not easily categorised
  33. 33Chubb + Moesurveys parental attitudes make generalisations but impose researchers meanings
  34. 34Bowles + Gintisquestionnaires- personality traits large sample + correlation but lack depth
  35. 35Gewirtzdocuments education market insight but selective view
  36. 36Lobbandocuments stories statistical patterns, content analysis gender roles in reading schemes domestic roles
  37. 37Bestdocuments no meaning
  38. 38Thomas + Znanieckidocuments 764 letters migration + social change, may write diaries to inflate importance
  39. 39Laslettdocuments parish records family structure pre industrial england
  40. 40Andersondocuments parliamentary records changes in family structure in 19th century Preston
  41. 41Haraevendocuments local government insurance records +employee files French Canadian migrants kinship networks
  42. 42Ariesdocuments child rearing manuals + paintings of children rise of modern notion of childhood
  43. 43Scottdisadvantages documents
  44. 44Atkinsonofficial stats social constructs need to investigate how social constructed
  45. 45Gillcontent analysis decide categories, study source + place in categories count up number in each category compare with stats
  46. 46Tuchmancontent analysis TV portrayal of women
  47. 47Douglaslongitudinal studies identify causes, 5632 March babies
  48. 48Hitchcocklife histories - historical dimension to understanding of individuals + social structures
  49. 49NCDSlongitudinal studies- sample attrition lost 1/3, birth cohort 1958
  50. 50Webercase study- Calvinist religion
  51. 51Burncase study - teacher
  52. 52Lane + Robertscase study - strike
  53. 53Kendal projectcase study- religious beliefs
  54. 54Ferri + Smithlongitudinal study- 6000 step parenting
  55. 55Gaunlett + Hilllongitudinal study - 509 tv viewing
  56. 56Mannlife history- 60 female 6th formers
  57. 57Chamberlain + Goulbournelife histories- biographical interviews 3 generations 60 families migrated from Caribbean 50's + 60's

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