Chapter 2 Questions Flashcards

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What is the difference between a representative sample and a non-representative sample?

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A representative sample is picked for convenience, while a non-representative sample is random

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What is the difference between a macro-level orientation to theoretical perspectives on the family, and a micro-level orientation?

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Macro-level is The Top-Down View

Mirco-level is The Bottom-Up View

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A(an)_______ is a factor that can be manipulated by a researcher conducting an experiment.

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variable

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The definition of _________ is the belief that one’s native country,culture, language, and behavior are superior to that of another culture.

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ethnocentrism

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What is the difference between an experimental group and a control group?

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An experimental group is exposed t an independent variable by a researcher, while the control group is not.

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If you study birthing practice of women in Sri Lanka and compare them to birthing practices of women in the United States, you are conducting a_________study.

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Cross-cultural

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Factors or behaviors that are affected by changes in the independent variable in experimental research are called______ variables.

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dependent

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What are “manifest functions?”

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intended, open,stated,and conscious functions

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If you believe that your self-image is mirrored in what others think of you and how they interact with you, you are taking _____ perspective.

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Symbolic Interaction

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If the results of a survey of a sample group can be applied to the whole population in questions, they are said to be______.

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analyzed

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__________ is method of researchers in which researchers interact with subjects they are observing.

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participant observation

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Finding journal articles and books for a research paper is an example of which step in critical thinking?

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gathering information and interpreting it

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_______group is a group under study that is NOT introduced to the independent variables in the original experimental.

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control

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_____are factor or behaviors that can be controlled or manipulated by the experimenter.

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independent

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Date collected from a sample group over several years is called a________

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Longitudinal

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