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cause and effect
a relationship between two variables in which one variable influnces or explains the change in another variable
correlation
when two or more variables change value together in the same or opposite direction
dependent variable
a variable that the value is believed to depend upon another variable
experiments
controlled attempts usually conducted in a laboratory to determine the effect of specific variable on a particular dependent variable
field research
the study of social life in its natural setting
hypothesis
a statement of the expected relationship between two or more variables
independent variable
a variable that causes or changes the value of another variable
negative correlation
a relationship between two variables such that the majority of cases when one variable increases or decreases in value
operationalize
to specify how the variable is to be measures
participant observation
the research is joining in while observing people
perfect positive correlation
when both variables change together in the same direction
population
the group of people in whom the results of research are aplicable
positive correlation
variables change in the same direction in the majority of cases
qualitative research
research uncovering of subjective meanings and ways people interact in everyday life through the descriptive rather than numerical data
quantitative research
research of numerical data