Research Methods flashcards
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This Research Methods page gathers GoConqr users’ flashcards on sociology topics from types of data to questionnaires and observation. School students, university students and professional candidates can practice methods and key terms, while teachers can find ready-made material. There are over 200 flashcards for study from school to university level. Pick a deck and start exploring.
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- Sociology and Science31
- Sociological Theory and Research67
- Choosing a Research Method41
- Values and Ethics in Research19
- Reliability and Validity5
- Types of Research Data26
- Sampling Methods18
- Questionnaires and Surveys45
- Interviews56
- Observation and Ethnography52
- Experiments30
- Secondary Data and Content Analysis46
- Discourse and Conversation Analysis6
- Researching Education25
- Researching Crime, Deviance and Suicide17
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18 cardsyellow booklet Questionnaires: Shere Hite
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9 cardsUnstructured interviews (informal) Definition and how unstructured interviews are carried out
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8 cardsPrimary Quantitative Data- Questionnaires and Structured interviews What are 2 methods of Primary Quantitative Data
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30 cardsSocial Trends - Revision Cards Explain the term biased in reference to research
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7 cardsSOCIOLOGY A SCIENCE? WHAT IS SCIENCE?
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36 cardsSociology
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23 cardsTypes of research methods The social survey
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20 cardsUntitled what is validity?
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12 cardsMETHODS- research methods ads&disads
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15 cardsSociology Unit 4 Theory and Methods Functionalism is a what scale aproach, this means?
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15 cardsSociology unit 2 theory and methods Functionalism is a what scale aproach, this means?
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20 cardsResearch methods
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4 cardsLaboratory Experiments Replicable=reliable Cause+effect identified (positivists favour them) Hard to control all variables+can't s...
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21 cardsAdvantages and disadvantages of research methods Factors influencing choice of topic
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4 cardsSecondary data Sociologists can compare stats on achievement over time=cause+effect (positivists)Gov can monitor effects o...
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44 cardsSociology Test 1 degree to which a study can be repeated with same results.
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6 cardsCHAPTER 3: Doing Sociological Research What is the difference between DEDUCTIVE reasoning and INDUCTIVE reasoning? Give examples.
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20 cardsChapter 2 Vocab
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10 cardsChapter 2 What is meant by the scientific method?
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13 cardsGrounded Theory 13 cards
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28 cardstextbook terms
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7 cardsUntitled Content analysis: - A technique for systematically describing written, spoken or visual communication. - Co...
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9 cardsQuestionnaries What are Questionnaires?
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9 cardsUntitled Six basic stages in Research Design: Chose topic: 1. Aim/Hypothesis. 2. Decide methods (Operationalise). 3....
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8 cardsRESEARCH METHODS ADV + DISAD
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10 cardsmethods
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10 cardsParticipant Interviews What are Non Participants interviews ?
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10 cardsObservation What are Non Participants interviews ?
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17 cardsSociological research methods - flashcards
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24 cardsSociology AS level - Research Methods Research the examines a single case or example, often uses several methods or sources
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27 cardsResearch Mathods
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21 cardsMethods in context
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16 cardsScience and ideology
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13 cardsResearch Methods. What are the Primary Research Methods (8)
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10 cardsInterviews - Research Methods Interviews - Introduction
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20 cardsResearch Methods Keywords
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17 cardsResearch Methods
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3 cardsUntitled Objectivity: Is a scientific approach to the study of society, free from the bias and the values of the res...
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26 cardstypes of research why are questionaires reliable?
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7 cardsQuestionnaires → Pros and Cons what are practical pros to Questionnaires?