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Quantitative methods
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Methods that seek to obtain info about social word that can be in numeric form
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Qualitative methods
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Methods that attempt to collect info about the social world that cannot be readily converted to numeric form
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deductive approach
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Starts with a theory, forms a hypothesis, makes empirical observations, analyzes data to confirm, reject or modify the original theory
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Inductive appraoch
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Starts with empirical observations and then works to form a theory
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Causality
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Change in one factor leads to change in another
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3 factors to establish causality
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correlation, time order, ruling out alternative explanations
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reverse causality
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Situation in which the researcher believes that A results in a change in B, but B, in fact is causing A
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Dependent variable
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the outcome that the researcher is trying to explain
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Independent variable
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measured factor that research believes has a casual impact on the dependent variable
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Operationalization
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Process of assigning a precise method for measuring a term being examined for use in a particular study
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Validity
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The extent to which an instrument measures what it is intended to measure
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Reliability
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getting consistent results use the same measure
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Generalizability
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We can claim our findings inform us about a group larger than the one we studied
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placebo
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fake experiment
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double blind study
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neither researchers or subjects know who the study or control group are
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reflexivity
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analyzing and critically considering our own role in, and effect on our research
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participant obseration
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qualitative research method that seeks to uncover the meanings people give their behavior by observing social actions in practice
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historical methods
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research that collects data from written reports, newspapers, journals, transcripts, television, programs, diaries, artwork and other artifacts that date to a prior time period under study
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comparative research
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researcher compares two or more entities(usually countries or cultures) with the intent of learning more about the factors that differ between them
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Experimental methods
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Seek to alter the social landscape in a very specific way for a given sample of individuals and then track what results that change yields, often involve comparisons to a control group that did not experience such an intervention
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