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what is NOT a research method
Quantitative Data
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Quantitative Data
Tends to deal with descriptive data
Tends to deal with even numbers
Tends to deal with numerical data
Tends to be confusing
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what is NOT a research method
googling it
case study
Survey
naturalistic observation
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Which of the following is a meso-level structure in society?
government
family
media
school
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Gender Socialisation refer to...
Cultural practice of only socialising with members of same sex
Cultural practice of only socialising with the opposite sex
Learning gender roles of a culture with help of socialisation
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How many stages does Erikson have?
8
4
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Why is socialisation so important?
It assists in creating a family connection
It assists in learning to deal with the social world
It assists with adolescents
It makes people aware of their rights.
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What are the disadvantages of a participant observation?
The researcher may cause the dynamics of the group to change
May become friends with group, thus can't report unbiased
Researcher may not fully understand group's behaviour
Researcher can't clarify all behaviours
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What are two things responsible for Nature vs. Nurture?
Environment vs. Family
Heredity vs. Environment
Personality vs. Family
Actions vs. Emotions
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"Born this way" would be on this side of the nature vs. nurture debate
Nurture
Nature
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What does 'Ethnicity' mean?
A connection to a group
Links to culture and society
Individual;s identification with an ethnic group
Link with the past
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What is Quantitative Research?
Uses mainly words & other non-numeric symbols in collection & analysis
Uses mainly words and lego
Uses numers and stats in the collection and analysis of data
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What is an example of a Social Construct?
race
all of the above
gender
family
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What does the concept 'Kinship' refer to?
A socially created aspect of the world
The connection to family.
A system that establishes relationships
The significance of parents.
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Define Authority
Mrs.blankenship
The power or right to give orders
Mrs.farmer
The power or right to make decisions and enforce obedience
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Moral development, Heinz dilemma
Maslow
Piaget
Kohlberg
Erikson
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Erikson was born in...
Germany
United States
Russia
England
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Which of these is NOT one of the 5 fundamental concepts in the Society and Culture course?
Society
Time
Identity
Environment
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Qualitative data
Tends to deal with non-verbal data
Tends to be in alphabetical order
Tends to be boring
Tends to deal with descriptive data
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What is cultural bias?
The rules, customs,morals and ways of interacting between social members.
Assume that each culture is real and unique and enduring differences exist.
The view that behaviour cannot be judged properly unless it is viewed
The tendency to judge all people in terms of you own cultural assumptions
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Which of the following means to see things from the view of ourselves and our own social or cultural viewpoint?
Androcentrism
Endocentrism
Ethnocentrism
Athnocentrism
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What is a Participant Observation?
Observing from a distance so researcher isn't involved
Researcher becomes part of the group being observed
Participants know they are being observed
Takes place without participant knowledge
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Primary research is:
Reading journals, newspapers and books
Research done by the person reporting on it
Research based on what others have already researched
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An observation is?
Your interpretation of an activity or an event
A true account of an activity or event
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What is nature vs. nature?
I have absolutely no idea what to put here for a question
Life or death situations
The argument about genetics or our lifestyle impact the most
The fight between people and trees
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Who was Heinz trying to save in his Dilemma?
His wife
His Mother
His Sister
His Goat
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According to Erikson, the final stage begins at
90 years old
21 years old
65 years old
40 years old
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Erikson's first name is
Erik
Jean
Eric
Sonny
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Erik Erikson suggests personality is _____-_____?
Real-Life
Incorrectly-Created
Stage-Like
Child-Developed
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What does Socialisation mean?
Learning to become members of a society.
Learning to develop
The development of power, privilege and wealth
How one perceives themself
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"Behavior is learned" is considered to be on this side of the nature vs. nurture debate
Nature
Nurture
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Which of these is
not
a research method?
Survey
Naturalistic Observation
Case Study
Random Sampling
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Which of these is not a factor of socialisation?
Location
Family
Media
Appearance
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Which observation is quantitative?
When two chemicals were mixed, bubbles formed
When you rub hands together you feel warmth
Sulfur is yellow and brittle
The pine cone is 8 cm long
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What is an agent of socialisation?
The people/ groups that play apart in our socialisation
The stages of an early learning process
The process where people learn to fit in
Norms passed through generations
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what is the difference between qualitative and quantitative
hahahahahah i don't know
memes
qualitative is numbers and quantitative is quality
qualitative is quality quantitative is numbers
