Sociology Mcqs

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1.Karl Pearson stated, "The unity of all science lies solely in its methods, not in its subject matter." To what concept does this statement primarily refer?

2.Which of the following represents a measure of variability in a data set?

3.Which of the following is NOT typically considered an advantage of surveys?

4.What is a key advantage of using ethnography in research?

5.What term describes a relationship between two variables that is actually influenced by one or more external factors?

6.What does bias in research methodology typically imply?

7.What two qualities should scientific knowledge possess?

8.In sociological studies, what does the concept of reflexivity refer to?

9.Which of the following is not considered a qualitative research technique?

10.What is the first step in conducting sociological research?

11.The study 'Tearoom Trade' (1970) conducted by Laud Humphreys is an illustration of which research method?

12.If a researcher openly discloses their involvement in fieldwork, which role are they most likely adopting?

13.What quality is essential for a researcher to conduct effective field research?

14.Gathering data on crime prevention methods from multiple nations is an example of which type of research approach?

15.What is the primary benefit of conducting interviews?

16.In a survey asking participants to select their highest level of education, the response options include 'some high school,' 'high school,' and 'university.' Which key principle of designing closed-ended survey questions is being violated here?

17.Why do closed-ended questions tend to boost the response rate of questionnaires?

18.Which research technique is favored for being cost-effective and ideal for examining extensive populations?

19.Which of the following is not considered one of the four essential criteria required to establish that an independent variable causes a change in a dependent variable?

20.Which process involves converting raw data into numerical form to facilitate further analysis?

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