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What is Sociological Perspectives?
it is the view that looks at behavior of groups, not indviduals
In deciding what questions to ask as they begin research sociologists are guided by what?
one or more theoretical approaches
What is something that all sociologists do in their work?
develop theories based on their research- apex
Which sociological perspectives are best to use in developing an accurate understanding of society?
structural functionalism and the conflict perspective
Should sociologists be allowed to do research on disreputable or disapproved behavior?
No one can understand a thing that is not studied, and solutions follow understanding.
What are the role of sociologists in social research?
Role of sociologists in social research
What are the two things that sociologists do in their studies?
Conduct research and construct theories based on research
Why can't sociologists empirically study religion?
Sociologists can study religion empirically through various methods such as surveys, interviews, and observations. They may face challenges due to the complexity of religious beliefs and practices, potential bias in data collection, and the sensitive nature of the topic. However, with careful research design and methodologies, sociologists can still investigate religious phenomena in a systematic and empirical way.
Should Sociologists have the right to break the law while conducting sociological research?
I think it depends on what law, and the exact nature of the research....
What is the definition of research methods?
one of six procedures that sociologists use to collect data: surveys, participant observation, secondary analysis, documents, experiments, and unobtrusive measures
In deciding what questions to ask as they begin research sociologists are guided by what?
one or more theoretical approaches
What is something that all sociologists do in their work?
develop theories based on their research- apex
What are the advantages of historical documents to sociologists?
Historical documents can be compared to today's documents and produce more accurate results. Historical documents can make research easier, and kick-start observations for sociologists. Historical documents can contain references to further enhance research.
Why did a number of sociologists think Laud Humphreys' research on tearooms was unethical?
He did not inform the test subjects that he was a researcher
What is the two programs that sociologists and many students use for quantitative analysis are?
There are a variety of quantitative analysis programs that sociologists and students use. These include the programs SPSS, as well as STATA.
Which sociological perspectives are best to use in developing an accurate understanding of society?
structural functionalism and the conflict perspective
What is Peer debriefing in qualitative research?
seek to understand the world through the perspectives of others.
