Exam 1: Doing Social Research

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Define the following: -cohort study

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Define the following: -qualitative interview

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Define the following: -academic social research

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Define the following: -applied social research

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In an effort to identify new ways to attract attention to the sport of road bicycle racing,Andrew Hunt recruits fifty participants and divides them into groups of five.Each group is shown clips of a road bicycle race and then asked to discuss the aspects of the race footage they enjoyed,the aspects of the race footage they did not enjoy,and the likelihood that they would opt to watch a road bicycle race,given the opportunity,in the future.What kind of data collection technique has Andrew Hunt's employed in his research?

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Define the following: -public sociology

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A tendency to assume that a person or source with a strong reputation or in a high-status position is automatically correct,instead of carefully evaluating the quality of information offered,is called

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The majority of the scientific community's core members are employed in

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Define the following: -field research

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Sara finds religiosity fascinating-all aspects of all religions-and wants to study them.However,in sitting down to design a study,Sara finds herself overwhelmed by the magnitude of her subject.What step should Sara take before attempting to design her study?

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How does a panel study differ from a time-series study?

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Identify and briefly explain what is entailed by two quantitative data collection techniques and two qualitative data collection techniques.

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Define the following: -panel study

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__________ is a special case of authority,which is derived from the way things have been.

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A type of data-collection technique that most closely follows the logic and principles of natural science,in which researchers create situations and examine their effects on participants,is called

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Who coined the term "public sociology"?

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Define the following: -think tanks

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Define the following: -scientific community

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Define the following: -historical research

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Define the following: -qualitative data

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