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__________ involves aspects of social life that c. Social statics
have to do with order, stability, and social
organization that allow societies and
groups to hold together and endure.
a. Social dynamics
b. Organic solidarity
c. Social statics
d. Mechanical solidarity
Herbert Spencer viewed society as a a biological organism.
system, having important similarities witha.
a biological organism.
b. a finely tuned automobile.
c. a modern factory.
d. a jigsaw puzzle.
__________ refers to processes of social life a. Social dynamics
that pattern institutional development and
have to do with social change.
a. Social dynamics
b. Social statics
c. Organic solidarity
d. Mechanical solidarity
Studies of people's values, beliefs, a. the survey method.
attitudes, and perceptions most frequently
use
a. the survey method.
b. experimental methods.
c. participant observer techniques.
d. archival research.
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,In a research investigation that focused on c. intensive interviewing and participant observation
nannies, sociologist Julia Wrigley combined
_____________ research methods.
a. survey and interview
b. experiment and archival
c. intensive interviewing and participant
observation
d. participant observation and survey
A researcher must take abstract concepts a. operational definition.
and translate them into a form that allows
them to be measured. This is the
development of a(n)
a. operational definition.
b. theoretical model.
c. conceptual abstraction.
d. experiment.
____________ uses existing records produced c. Archival research
by people or organizations other than the
researcher.
a. Experimental design research
b. Participant observation research
c. Archival research
d. Unobtrusive observation.
In viewing theory and research, d. both theory and research are necessary for the scientific enterprise.
a. theory must be emphasized over
research.
b. hard research is the primary emphasis of
science; theory tends to be an
afterthought.
c. theory is mainly an "educated guessing
game."
d. both theory and research are necessary
for the scientific enterprise.
Feminist research methods include a d. All of the choices are correct.
commitment to
a. include women's lives in social research.
b. reduce inequality.
c. minimize research exploitation.
d. All of the choices are correct.
Examining how the aging of the American c. macrosociology.
population affects jobs and promotions for
younger people in an historical context
would be an example of using
a. social psychology.
b. microsociology.
c. macrosociology.
d. clinical psychological analysis
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, __________ research design provides the best c. The experiment
opportunity for researchers to obtain data
to accept or reject a hypothesis.
a. The survey
b. Archival
c. The experiment
d. Participant observation
The scientific study of social interactions b. sociology.
and of social organization is called
a. psychology.
b. sociology.
c. sociometry.
d. socialism.
Which of the following was NOT one of c. Higher levels of religiosity will increase the probability of having sex.
Ann Meier's operational hypotheses?
a. More permissive attitudes toward having
sex will increase the probability of having
sex.
b. Having sex will result in adolescents
having more permissive attitudes about
having sex.
c. Higher levels of religiosity will increase
the probability of having sex.
d. All the choices were among Meier's
operational hypotheses
Experiments, surveys, observation, and d. research designs.
archival research represent
a. theories.
b. hypotheses.
c. samples.
d. research designs.
Correlation c. is not necessarily the same as causation.
a. is synonymous with cause and effect.
b. exists if one variable changes and the
other remains constant.
c. is not necessarily the same as causation.
d. is the equivalent of spuriousness.
The existence of cultural universals is due d. people facing the same broad problems of survival.
to
a. a law of nature.
b. the tendency of all people to desire the
same, specific activities and relationships in
their lives.
c. a human instinct.
d. people facing the same broad problems
of survival.
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