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1. www.lsraheja.org › GLOSSARY-OF-TERMS-SOCIOLOGYSOCIOLOGY GLOSSARY OF TERMS - L. S. Raheja

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   Glossary of Sociology terms A Achieved status: Social status based on an individual's effort, rather than traits assigned by biological factors. Examples of achieved status include 'veteran', 'graduate' or 'doctor'. Affirmative action: Action favouring those who tend to suffer from discrimination

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   Using more than one method when conducting sociological research is known as using mixed methods and some sociologists use a triangulation of methods to help them decide which methods are best for their research. They could use a number of mixed methods, including questionnaires, content analysis and interviews.

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   These are part of a speech-society interactive relationship; they have no isolated existence other than that in which all these sociolinguistic phenomena and constructs mix up with one another, grow up and hence co-exist in an integrated setting.

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   Depending on choices made across four dimensions, mixed-methods can provide an investigator with many design choices which involve a range of sequential and concurrent strategies. Defining features of these designs are reported along with quality control methods, and ethical concerns.

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5. learninglink.oup.com › protected › filesChapter One: Introduction to Sociology - Oxford University Press

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   Lecture Outline. Introduction to Sociology. • Sociologists focus upon, investigate, and challenge social patterns, among other issues and areas. • Sociology helps students understand the issues facing society and discuss them in an informed and critical manner.

6. assets.cambridge.org › 97805218 › 32908The Cambridge Dictionary of Sociology

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   A dictionary of sociology is an attempt to (re)state the principal theories and findings of the discipline, and thereby inevitably con-tributes to the definition of a canon. Sociology remains, however, a critical discipline, which constantly questions its origins and its evolution.

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   What are mixed methods in sociology?

   • as to how research is best to be carried out. Using more than one method when conducting sociological research is known as using mixed methods and some sociologists use a triangulation of methods to help them de ide which methods are best for their research. They could use a number of mixed methods, including q

   Soioog esearh Sis Mixed Methods - Teacher otes - WJEC

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   What is a mixed-method study?

   • Depending on choices made across four dimensions, mixed-methods can provide an investigator with many design choices which involve a range of sequential and concurrent strategies. Defining features of these designs are reported along with quality control methods, and ethical concerns. Useful resources and exemplary study references are shared.

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   What is a mixed-methods approach?

   • Uses sequential, concurrent and transformative inquiry strategies. These combine into six commonly accepted mixed-methods designs. Combines both quantitative and qualitative methods (e.g., open- and closed-ended questions, quantitative and qualitative data, etc). Data can be collected simultaneously or sequentially; depending upon design.

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   What are some examples of mixed methods?

   • urement of what you set out to aim to measure. An example of using mixed methods is seen in Eileen Barker’s ‘Making of a Moonie’ study, where she used data collection methods, including ov rt participant observation and questionnaires. Both of these allowed her to achieve rich, detailed data which she may not have b

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   We can sum up the definitions of society into two types – the functional definition and the structural definition. From the functional point of view, society is defined as a complex of groups in reciprocal relationships, interacting upon one another, enabling human organisms to carry on their life-activities and helping each person