Research Methods 3 Flashcards

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Interpretivism opposite?

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Positivism

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What is interpretivism?

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The philosophy of sociology and theory of methodology which suggests social behaviour should focus on the signs and symbols which we use to communicate and meanings we attach to actions.

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Interpretivist research methods

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Interviews, observations, documents

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What is the grounded theory

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Development of a theory over time rather than a set hypothesis to test and retest.

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Why do interpretavists reject positivism

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It lacks verhesten

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Ethnographies

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In depth studies of the way of life of a group of people in their natural setting. Normally in depth and long term, e.g. about isolated tribes.

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Interpretivist research examples (2)

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Eileen Barker- the making of a moonie (1984)

Sudhir Venkatesh- Gang leader for a day (2008)

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The bystander effect

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Interpretivist participant observations. Qualitative data…?

Not representative or reliable.

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What two and grams must I remember for 10 mark questions?

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Point Explain Develop Link back

Sociologists Examples Concepts Theories

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10
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What makes up your explanation?

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What why how who impact

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