Social Psychology

A. solidarity
B. mechanical exchange
C. market exchange
D. production

A. sampling accuracy
B. reliability
C. validity
D. predictability

A. they are often not really aries
B. they do not produce any reliable results
C. the environmental conditions are often not favorable
D. the sample of people used is not random

A. An operational definition
B. A theory
C. An hypothesis
D. A correlation

A. reviewing the literature
B. defining the problem
C. formulating a testable hypothesis
D. selecting the research design and then collecting and analyzing the data

A. sociologists turned instead to statistical analysis
B. sociologists were highly focused on ethnographic research
C. of the development of the ‘historical materialist’ approach
D. both a and b

A. racial discrimination
B. European countries
C. Poverty
D. suicide

A. researcher’s discretion regarding the subject matter
B. status of the behavior in the system of moral stratification
C. general attitude of lawmakers
D. None of these

A. the issue of confidentiality
B. finding willing participants
C. potential physical and emotional danger
D. None of these

A. criminal acts performed by people
B. statistical rarity
C. behaviors and conditions that are related to social control
D. None of these