Scientific Method Quiz

Is suicide committed for the benefit of others. Falling on a grenade is one such example
Anomic suicide
Altruistic suicide
Durkheims term for suicide that results from a condition of social normlessness known as anomie
Anomic suicide
Altruistic suicide
Research method that provides a way to systematically organize and summarize both the manifest and latent content of communication
Content analysis
 
A regularly occurring relationship between two variables.
Correlation
 
A decimal number between zero and one that is used to indicate the strength of the correlation.
Correlation coefficient
 
Studies that describe social patterns in societies other than the researchers own.
Cross-cultural research
 
Facts, statistics, study results and other observable onformation
Data
 
In an experiment, the quality or factor that is affected by one or more independent variables.
Dependent variables
 
Durkheims term for suicide that results from social isolation and individualism
Egoistic suicide
 
Studies in which researchers observe people in their everyday settings, usually over an extended period of time.
Ethnographies
 
The taking of ones own life when the future is bleak
Fatalistic suicide
 
Sociological research of past events, previous ways of life, or patterns of change over time
Historical studies
 
A tentative statement that predicts how two or more variables affect, or are related to, one another
Hypothesis
 
In an experiment, the quality or facter that affects one or more dependent variables.
Independent variables
 
Conversation where questions are asked about a topic
Interview
 
The average
Mean
 
Number that falls in the middle
Median
 
Number that appears most
Mode
 
The set of clearly measurable indicators that will represent of the variables in the analysis
Operational definition
 
In a survey, total number of people that share same characteristic that is being studied
Population
 
Research based on verbal descriptions, firsthand observations, pictures
Qualitative research
 
Research that relies on statictical analyses of data
Quantitative research
 
In a survey, when one person in the population has an equal chance at being selected as the others
Random sample
 
The degree to which a study yields the same results when repeated by the original or other researchers.
Reliability
 
A limited number of people selected from the population being studied who are representatives of the population (if I got picked for a study on 20 year olds that live in Waldwick)
Sample
 
Research that reanalyzes data drawn from previous research projects
Secondary analysis
 
A correlation between two variables that has no meaningful causal basis
Spurious correlation
 
A research method used during questionaires or interviews
Survey
 
The degree to which a scientific study measures what it attempts to measure
Validity
 
Any factor capable of change
Variable
 
THE SYSTEMATIC< EMPIRICAL AND LOGICAL COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS OF DATA
The Scientific Method
 
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