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Social research

Systematic study of society and social behavior

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Research question

Question a researcher wants to answer.

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Theory

Explanation of how or why something occurs.

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Hypothesis

A testable prediction based on theory.

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Deductive research

Starts with theory and test it with evidence.

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Inductive research

Starts with evidence and develops theory.

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Research circle

The ongoing relationship between theory, research, and evidence.

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Descriptive research

Research that describes what is happening.

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Explanatory research

Research that explains why something happens.

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Exploratory research

Research used to investigate a relatively unfamiliar topic.

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Research design

Overall plan for conducting research.

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Cross-sectional

Research conducted at one point in time.

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Longitudinal

Research conducted over a period of time.

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Trend study

Examines changes in a population over time.

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Panel study

Follows the same individuals over time.

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Cohort study

Follows a group sharing a common characteristic.

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Unit of analysis

The primary entity being studied.

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Informed consent

Participants agree to participate after receiving relevant information.

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Confidentiality

Protecting participants' information from being disclosed.

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Anonymity

Participants cannot be identified from the research information.

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Validity

Whether a study accurately measures what it is supposed to measure.

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Reliability

Whether a measurement produces consistent results.