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    Why Join Gangs Sociology

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    interfere too much with the sample population. I feel that field research may be fit to collect this type of data. Interviewing the subjects one on one give the interviewer and the interviewee more time and focus to open up about their decisions for joining a gang at such a young age (Howard,2010). The field research would also contain observations of these groups. The sociologist and their team conducting the interviews and field research would have to follow a set of ethics, that all…

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    Mythbusters Case Study

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    question, the article qualifies as an academic article. Retrieved from the Journal of Geography and considering the structure of the article suffices the requirements of an academic article. The article structure consists of an abstract, introduction, methods and results of collecting data, and provides a discussion and conclusion. Through analyzing the academic article, it clearly states the article is a case study article involving researchers from a local university and…

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    There are multiple different research methods that can be used in different situations so as to allow sociologists to learn more about previously unknown areas of society. An example of a research method would be a group interview, a method that gathers qualitative data, and is favoured by left-wing sociologists due to the interpretative nature of the results. A group interview is conducted via a group of subjects meeting with a researcher at the same time, and the group discuss either a series…

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    assignments, my classmates and I used photo voice as the research method. Overall, I enjoyed this method of research, though it did have its limitations. Some of the limitations of the method are that there are only so much one can capture with a picture. Motion was not easy to capture so that point could not always come across as strong as it could as with other methods. However, the method does give a different viewpoint than other research methods. Seeing something and reading about something…

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    1. What is survey method? What kinds of survey methods are used in social movement?s research? Discuss their benefits and limitations. In the realm of social science there are a variety of measurement tools that academics use to perform social research. One of the most important tools is survey research, a measurement procedure that involves asking questions of respondents (Trochim, 2006). The importance of survey research cannot be understated, as it is estimated that in the 1980s and 1990s…

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    Disadvantages Of Fieldwork

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    The method of fieldwork analyzes people in an area to find cultural patterns and understand their way of life. Fieldwork will help get a better understanding of the topic of sex on TV and its relation to children by studying the reaction of children to the commercials and sex scenes and see if it influences them in the outside world. It is very important to get all the information needed to conduct sociological research and get realistic findings. Fieldwork is a valuable method and will…

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    that the York County Heritage Trust would be an ideal fit for me since it would provide me with many opportunities to refine and apply some of my knowledge that I was able to learn through my history and anthropology classes. Along with using my research skills to provide a more hands-on experience with different types of artifacts and have a more grounded understanding when it comes to the events of the past. I enjoy working with a team because I see it as beneficial to see others rendition on…

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    The Race Research Workshop, a weekly professional development workshop led by Dr. Ann Hironaka, brings together students pursuing research in race, ethnicity, and immigration to develop their on-going projects, practice conference presentations, and provide feedback to one another. During my first year in the program, watching more advanced students present their research projects and engaging in various discussions of different projects and methods helped me develop a more sophisticated…

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    Joseph Magruder MSW are Graduate Student Researchers, Center for Social Services Research, School of…

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    Field work methodology is known for fieldwork information collected outside of workplace. Fieldwork is used to compare and contrast communication among individuals in the community. The place that I had chosen to conduct my fieldwork experiment was a Hispanic restaurant. The restaurant is called El Mexicano Grill, it is located in Ennis, Texas. I choice a restaurant because communication is used constantly between the waitresses, customers, and the employees themselves. Also it’s my favorite…

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