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Social Research
the study of variables and their relationships
Idiographic vs. Nomothetic
Idiographic - single case in great detail
Nomothetic - a group of situations
Deduction vs. Induction
Deduction - theories are confirmed by general observation
Induction - general observation yields specific theories
Paradigms
Positivism - reality is grounded in proving/disproving scientific assertions
conflict paradigm
symbolic interactionism
ethnomethodology - we create reality
structural functionalism
critical race
Research Ethics
Voluntary Participation/Informed Consent
No Harm
Confidentiality
Avoid Deception
Report Limitations
Institutional Review Boards
Ecological Fallacy vs Reductionism
Ecological Fallacy -Drawing conclusions about individuals from group data
Reductionism - Drawing conclusions about groups from individual data
Longitudinal studies
Trend
Cohort
Panel
Types of Measurement
nominal
ordinal
interval
ratio
Types of Validity
Face - reasonably logical
Criterion - predicting outside concepts
Construct - relationships among variables
Content - captures all dimensions
Sampling Designs
Simple Random Sampling
Systematic
Stratified
Cluster
Nonprobability
Pre-experimental designs
one-shot case study - no control group or pretest
one-group pretest post-test - no control group
static-group comparison - no pretest
Continuous vs. discreet variable
continuous vs. distinct categories
Types of coding
Open
Axial
Selective
Concept mapping
Memoing
Lambda (nominal variables)
number of fewer errors/original error in guessing each case
Gamma (ordinal variables)
Concordant - Case B is higher than case A on both X and Y
Discordant - Case B is higher than case A on X but not Y
sum of multiplying sum looking up and left

C-D/C+D
Elaboration model
explains the relationship of two variables after controlling for the effects of a third
Partial relationship
Shown in partial tables after the test factor is introduced
Explanation
concludes spurious relationship
Replication
relationship is the same - intervening or antecedent
Specification
original relationship seen in some subgroups, but not others
intervening or antecedent
Interpretation
clarifies process - intervening
Research monograph
book-length research report
abstract
States the purpose, methods, and major findings
Grounded Theory
Derive theories from observing patterns