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Is qualitative research empirical
Is qualitative research empirical?
What is an example of a primary group
Which is an example of a primary group? C. A close, long-lasting friendship
What are different names for the color blue
There are 52 shades of blue, cannt type that lot.
What did Émile Durkheim say about social deviance
it helps clarify moral boundaries
What must be present in order for people to be considered a social group
common interests
Which historical period is usually associated with the questioning of ideas and a focus on the natural and social worlds all of which eventually led to the development of sociology
the enlightenment
Which is an example of a folkway
Melinda cuts off the ends of meat before cooking it because that is what her mother always did.
What was C. Wright Mills's view on society
Social problems are caused by society failing people, not being failing society
What is the primary goal of sociology
To better understand society
Nomination by petition is done by gathering signatures from what
People are not nominated by petition.
Ratna is preparing a presentation titled Similarities Between Micro-Level and Macro-Level Orientation in Sociology. Which explanation should she include
B. Both orientations are using scientific methods of study.
Isn't every food a culture food depending on your race
A culture food is a food that comes specifically from a certain culture. Like curry is an Indian food. It comes from the Indian culture, so it would be considered a culture food.
After looking at his data, Stefan focuses his study on understanding why people are behaving as they are. Which research orientation is he using
Interpretive Sociology
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