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Question #1
It is a criteria for causality where the relationship between the IV and DV must not be spurious. Meaning that an unseen 3rd variable must not be causing a change in both the IV and DV
A  Elimination of plausible alternatives
B  Alternative Hypothesis
C  Association
D  Temporal Order
Question #2
It is a criteria for causality where there is a change in the independent variable (IV) must proceed a change in the dependent variable (DV) in time.
A  Elimination of plausible alternatives
B  Temporal Order
C  Association
Question #3
It is a criteria for causality where the independent and dependent variable must be correlated
A  Temporal Order
B  Elimination of plausible alternatives
C  Association
D  Double-Barreled Hypothesis
Question #4
A confusing and poorly designed hypothesis with 2 independent variables where it is unclear whether one or the other variable or both in combination produce an effect.
A  Alternative Hypothesis
B  Double-Barreled Hypothesis
Question #5
A hypothesis that is paired with the null hypothesis that says an independent variable has a significant effect on a dependent variable.
A  Alternative Hypothesis
B  Double-Barreled Hypothesis
Question #6
A statement indicating that there is no significant relationship between the independent variable and dependent variable.
A  Null Hypothesis
B  Independent Variable
C  Alternative Hypothesis
Question #7
All of these are characteristics of a hypothesis EXCEPT one
A  It should have only two variables
B  It is falsifiable; that is, it is capable of being tested against empirical evidence and shown to be true or false.
C  It is logically linked to a research question and a theory.
D  It can be expressed as a prediction or an expected future outcome.
E  It expresses a causal or cause-effect relationship between the variables.
Question #8
A statement of a causal explanation or proposition that has at least one independent variable (IV) and one
A  Association
B  Alternative Hypothesis
C  Hypothesis
D  Double-Barreled Hypothesis
Question #9
it influences the dependent variable and produces an effect or result.
A  Double-Barreled Hypothesis
B  Intervening Variable
C  Null Hypothesis
D  Independent Variable
Question #10
Appears in more complex causal relationships. It comes in between an independent and dependent variable and helps show the link between the IV & DV.
A  Intervening Variable
B  Independent Variable
C  Null Hypothesis
D  Bricolage
Question #11
Independent Variable is the result or the effect
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #12
It is defined as a variable’s values or categories.
A  Grounded Theory
B  Attributes
C  Bricolage
D  Variables
Question #13
It is simply defined as a concept that varies
A  Variables
B  Social Context
C  Attributes
D  Personal Values
Question #14
A researcher moves to a broader level of interpretation, assigning general theoretical significance.
A  Second-Order Interpretation
B  Third-Order Interpretation
C  First-Order Interpretation
D  Variables
Question #15
Qualitative interpretations from the point of view of the researcher who conducted the study.
A  Grounded Theory
B  Second-Order Interpretation
C  Third-Order Interpretation
D  First-Order Interpretation
Question #16
interpretations form the point of view of the people being studied.
A  Intervening Variable
B  Second-Order Interpretation
C  First-Order Interpretation
D  Third-Order Interpretation
Question #17
When the researcher improvises by drawing on diverse materials that are lying about and using them in creative ways to accomplish a pragmatic task
A  Social Context
B  Elimination of plausible alternatives
C  Null Hypothesis
D  Bricolage
Question #18
The meaning of a social action greatly depends on the context in which it occurs
A  Temporal Order
B  Social Context
C  Alternative Hypothesis
D  Second-Order Interpretation
Question #19
Instead of starting out with a theory, the researcher remains open to unexpected events as he/she collects the data.
A  Bricolage
B  Null Hypothesis
C  Grounded Theory
D  Social Context
Question #20
When you choose a topic because you are highly committed to certain values like social justice
A  Triangulation
B  Personal Values
C  Attributes
D  Personal Experience
Question #21
When you choose a topic because the topics is currently “hot” and offer opportunities for grant money.
A  Personal Experience
B  Grounded Theory
C  Social premiums
D  Triangulation of Measures
Question #22
It is a potential source of research topic that begings with a problem that needs a solution.

to you or someone you know.

A  Personal Values
B  Triangulation of Theory
C  Solving a Problem
D  Personal Experience
Question #23
It is a potential source of research topic where you choose a topic based on something that happened
to you or someone you know.
A  Triangulation
B  Personal Values
C  Personal Experience
D  Triangulation of Measures
Question #24
Using both qualitative and quantitative methods (mixed methods) to observe social phenomenon.
A  Triangulation of Observers
B  Triangulation of Method
C  Bricolage
D  Grounded Theory
Question #25
when social scientists use multiple theoretical perspectives to plan a study or interpret the data.
A  Social Context
B  Triangulation of Theory
C  Triangulation of Method
D  Attributes
Question #26
When people observe the same phenomenon
A  Personal Values
B  Triangulation of Observers
C  Social Context
D  Social premiums
Question #27
When social scientists take multiple measures of the same phenomenon
A  Triangulation of Observers
B  Grounded Theory
C  Triangulation of Measures
D  Personal Experience
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