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Preliminary Society and Culture Revision
Quantitative Research is:
Qualitative Research is:
Preliminary Society and Culture Revision
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Qualitative Research is:
Interested in the subjective experiences of people
Facts and Opinions
Easily measurable and is concerned with being statistically objective
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Quantitative Research is:
Easily measurable and is concerned with being statistically objective
Facts and Opinions
Interested in the subjective experiences of people
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Closed ended survey is an example of:
Quantitative Research
Qualitative Research
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Multiculturalism in Australian can be seen as creating a:
Hybrid Australian Culture
Cultural Hybridity
Mixed Australian Culture
A social construct
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Which concept connects to continuity and change?
Thyme
Tiime
Tine
Time
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What is an example of the meso world?
Workplace
Government
Family
Court System
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What research methodology means when researchers can gather information in an unobtrusive way viewing behaviours?
Interviews
Participant Observation
Questionnaire
Observation
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Content Analysis is an example of:
Qualitative Research
Quantitative Research
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What is formed over a period of time and is the result of interactions at the micro, meso and macro levels of society
Sense of Self
Persons
Enviornment
Identity
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Which concept refers to people, groups, networks, institutions, organisations and systems?
Environment
Society
Time
Culture
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What is defined as: how society groups people and how it privileges certain groups over others?
Social construction
Social Institutions
Cultural groups
Critical Race Theory
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Which concepts is NOT a core concept?
Persons
Culture
Environment
Identity
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True or False? Adolescence is a universal experience?
False
True
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What is the first thing you do in the research process?
Develop a focus question or hypothesis.
Apply the research methods ethically.
Gather background information from all appropriate sources.
Decide on the topic to be researched.
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Adolescence is the age between:
Middle-Age to Maturity
Toddler and childhood
Childhood and Adulthood
Adulthood to middle-age
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What is an example of the micro world?
Government
School
University
Friends
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Which concept refers to being a unique individual who develops in a social and environmental setting?
Persons
Identity
Environment
Culture
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What is an example of the macro world?
Places of worship
Laws
Personal goals
School Rules
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A Focus Group is an exmaple of:
Qualitative Research
Quantitative Research
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Primary Socialisation happens within:
Friendship groups
The Family
Through your nature
At School
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Secondary Socialisation occurs from:
Internal Influences
Rights and Responsibilities
External Influences
Nature of Self
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Data Analysis is an example of:
Quantitative Research
Qualitative Research
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Secondary Research is:
Research that is directly conducted by a social researcher
Something that you are studying but written after the event
Something you are studying that was made at the time of the event
Research that is conducted used the primary research of others
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What concept is missing from this list: Power, Gender, Authority, Identity & Technology
Sense of Self
Globalisation
Capitalism
Rights and Responsibilities
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Social Institutions are:
Standardised rules (norms) of behaviour
A construction to group people together
Physical structures for interaction
Intangible entities created by people to serve the people
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"The way young people learn through growing up how to become members of society, accepting social norms and behaviours"?
Social Norms
Growing up
Socialisation
Learned Behaviours
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In what decade did teenagers properly develop as a social construct?
1960s
1940s
1930s
1950s
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An example of a social institution is:
Place of Worship
Media
School
Gender
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When you keep participants details private, ensure you're sensitive to their views, mindful of needs etc, this is?
Participant Research
Ethical Research
Social Research
Cultural Research
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In society and culture you learn about: ________ and _________ literacy.
Cultural and Technological
Social and Ethical
Social and Cultural
Social and Gender
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Who developed the theory that your sense of self is defined by how you think other people see you?
Piaget
Cooley
Vygotsky
Erikson
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Primary Research is:
Research that is conducted used the primary research of others
Something that you are studying but written after the event
Research that is directly conducted by a social researcher
Something you are studying that was made at the time of the event
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What is it called to learn something from what you have seen and done first hand?
Public knowledge
Personal knowledge
Personal Experience
Public Experience
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What is it called to learn something from other sources, such as books, articles etc.?
Secondary Research
Personal Experience
Public knowledge
Public facts
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Three examples of a 'social construct' are?
Social Class, Social Wealth, Race
Gender, Race, Social Class
Gender, Race, Religion
Race, Gender, Wealth
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What is missing from this group: Family & Kinship, Media, Gender & Sexuality, Culture & Ethnicity, Peers & School, ?
Location, Class and Race
Social Class and Wealth
Location, Class and Status
Location, Race and Roles
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What concept means the shared knowledge, attitudes and behaviours that gives each society its way of life?
Culture
Environment
Persons
Society
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What is a stereotype?
A fact of life
A widely held, but fixed and simplified idea
An opinion from someone
A phrase or opinion that is overused
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Which concept means the particular physical setting and the interactions within that given setting?
Time
Identity
Environment
Power
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What was Charles Cooleys' theory called?
Wonder and Opinion
Reflective Self
The looking glass self
Through the looking glass
