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Sociology Research Methods QuizVersion en ligne Test your knowledge on sociological methods par Obsidian Cobra 1 Why do sociologists conduct research? a To confirm rumors b To rely on personal bias c To collect unrelated data d To develop explanations supported by observable evidence 2 What is the scientific method in sociology? a Random guesswork b Discussing findings informally c A systematic process from problem definition to reporting conclusions d Only data collection 3 What is a research question? a A specific social problem or relationship to understand b A collection of unrelated facts c A vague topic with no focus d A set of survey questions 4 What is the purpose of a literature review? a To publish immediately b To avoid any prior research c To understand prior knowledge and refine hypotheses d To copy others’ work 5 What is a hypothesis? a A confirmed fact b A random guess c A testable prediction about relationships between variables d A summary of findings 6 What is an independent variable? a A constant in the study b The data collection method c The outcome measured d The factor believed to cause change 7 What is a dependent variable? a The data collection tool b The variable that causes change c The outcome affected by the independent variable d A non-measurable concept 8 What is correlation vs causation? a Correlation means two variables move together, not necessarily cause b Correlation proves causation c All correlations imply causation d Causation means random chance 9 What is IRB in research ethics? a A funding committee b An advertising approvals panel c A publication board d A board that reviews proposals for participant protection 10 What is the Hawthorne Effect? a Participants forget they are part of a study b People act randomly under observation c Observation has no effect d People change behavior because they know they are being observed Feedback 1 Research uses observable evidence, not personal bias or rumors. 2 It includes problem definition, literature review, hypothesis, design, data collection, analysis, reporting. 3 A good question is measurable, specific, and testable. 4 Reviews prevent duplication and help refine hypotheses. 5 A hypothesis is something that can be tested with data. 6 It is the presumed cause that influences the dependent variable. 7 It depends on the independent variable’s influence. 8 Correlation does not imply causation. 9 IRBs evaluate risk, consent, and privacy protections. 10 Awareness of observation can alter behavior in studies.

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Sociology Research Methods QuizVersion en ligne

par Obsidian Cobra

Why do sociologists conduct research?

What is the scientific method in sociology?

What is a research question?

What is the purpose of a literature review?

What is a hypothesis?

What is an independent variable?

What is a dependent variable?

What is correlation vs causation?

What is IRB in research ethics?

What is the Hawthorne Effect?

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