Sociology Chapter 2

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Vocabulary flashcards covering key research methodology concepts including research approaches, variable definitions, hypothesis structures, and research ethics guidelines.

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Dependent Variable

The outcome variable in a research relationship (IV ---> DV).

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Independent Variable

The variable that acts as the influence or cause in a research relationship (IV ---> DV).

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Hypothesis

A proposed relationship and testable expectation that includes a direction of association (+/-).

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Induction

An approach to research that moves from observations to empirical generalizations and then to theories.

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Deduction

An approach to research that moves from theories to hypotheses and then to observations.

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<p>Cycle of Research Diagram</p>

Cycle of Research Diagram

A cyclical model illustrating how deduction connects theories, hypotheses, and observations, while induction connects observations, empirical generalizations, and theories.

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Direction of Association

The positive (+) or negative (-) characterization of the proposed relationship within a hypothesis.

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Respect for Persons

One of the three basic ethical principles established for the protection of human subjects in research.

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Beneficence

One of the three basic ethical principles established for the protection of human subjects in research.

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Justice

One of the three basic ethical principles established for the protection of human subjects in research.

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ASA Code of Ethics

The ethical framework and rules provided by the American Sociological Association to govern social science research.