Key Terms on A.P.S Unit 1 Test Flashcards

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How to conduct a survey

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To conduct a survey; Create a research question, create a hypothesis, create closed questions, have sample groups, analyze data

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How to conduct an interview

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Prepare questions based on research, conduct the interview, and analyze the results.

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Unstructured Observation Meaning

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Involves studying people without a predetermined idea of what to look for

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Structured Observation Meaning

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Involves planning what will be observed and keeping a list of things to look for

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Participant Observation Meaning

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The researcher observes a group while participating in the group’s activities in one society or another culture.

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Case Study Meaning

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The observation of an individual, a situation, or a group over a period of time.

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Anthropology Meaning

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The study of humans, including their origins, behavior, and physical, social & cultural development. (Environments & ancestors)

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Psychology Meaning

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The study of the human mind and mental states & behavior. (Think & feel)

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Sociology Meaning

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The Scientific study of the nature of human social behavior including individuals, groups, and societies.

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Objectivity Meaning

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The researcher must try to be as fair as possible when approaching the subject

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Reliability Meaning

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When the study is repeated, the results should be the same

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Validity Meaning

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The study tests what it is intended to test

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Open-ended Meaning

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Can have many answers that can broaden and have more to expand on

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Closed-ended Meaning

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Only have direct answers (yes, no)

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Inquiry Model/Method (Steps)

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-Initial experience (peaking interest)
-Pose a research question
-Background research
-Form a hypothesis
-Design research plan (how will you test hypothesis)
-Gather data
-Analyze results
-Evaluate results (does the evidence support the hypothesis? Was the hypothesis correct or not)
-Reflection and critical thinking (formulate an answer, assess strengths and weaknesses of the study, suggest changes & new areas of research to be conducted.)

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Pros of Case Studies

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Many ways to use it

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Cons of Case Studies

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Takes a lot of time

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Pros of Unstructured Observation

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Open up different perspectives & helps notice behaviors

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Cons of Unstructured Observation

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No concrete plan

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Pros of Structured Observation

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Concrete plan & quick observation

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Cons of Structured Observation

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Missing other notes or points brought

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Pros of Participant Observation

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Gives a detailed look at culture and insider POV

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Cons of Participant Observation

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Become attached & biased
Hard to participate & observe at the same time

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Independent variable

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The variable whose effect is being studied (cause)

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dependent variable

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The variable that’s being measured, may change depending on independent variable (effect)