WorksheetsMethdology part 1
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 6mins
A good questionnaire should be...
have embarrassing questions
biased
short simple and concrete
In ________ sampling the researcher selects every nth element from the sampling frame.
Cluster
Random
Systematic
Quota
Which perspective thinks that the root of social conflict is we live in a patriarchal society?
Functionalism
Marxism
Feminism
Interactionalism
Which perspective views society as a set of interrelated parts that work together (like human organs) to produce a stable social system?
Functionalism
Marxism
Feminism
Interactionalism
What perspective is known for the economic (money) system?
Functionalism
Marxism
Feminism
Interactionalism
What is a pilot study?
An analysis of the results.
The name for the first person who completes the questionnaire within the time.
A pre-test for the research.
A summary of the research.
Qualitative data is which of the following
Accurate data
Data in the form of numbers
Data in the form of words
Useless data
Researchers need to protect their collected data due to which of the following ethical principal?
Informed consent
confidentiality
Protection from harm
Right to withdraw at any time
the principle behind sampling methods is that ...
it should include everyone in the research
it should represent the general public
it should represent the target population
it should represent only certain individuals
Sampling methods are used to select
a representative sample of your target population
the best candidates for your study
the participants who will perform best in your study
participants whom are similar to each other
Which is an example of Non-probability (NOT random) sampling
Snowball
random
Stratified
Cluster
Which is an example of Probability (random) sampling
Snowball
Voluntary
Quota
Stratified
What's this sociological perspective called?
(a)
Which approach study society in a scientific manner? （用科学的方法研究社会)
(a)
What is the micro approaches that start at the level of the individual, focusing on small-scale interactions and usually favouring qualitative methods?
(a)
