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Review Materials

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #4
A  Constructionist orientation
B  Micro-level theory
C  Causal laws
D  Parsimony
Question #5
A  Verstehen
B  Negative relationship
C  Descriptive research
D  Causal explanation
Question #13
A  Constructionist orientation
B  Meso-level theory
C  Inductive direction
D  Selective observation
Question #14
A  Empirical generalization
B  Macro-level theory
C  Verstehen
D  Scholarly journal article
Question #15
A  Ideal type
B  Paradigm
C  Micro-level theory
D  Social theory
Question #16
A  Reification
B  Social theory
C  Empirical generalization
D  Negative relationship
Question #25
A  Cross-sectional research
B  Formal theory
C  Data
D  Empirical generalization
Question #27
A  Experimental research
B  Parsimony
C  Proposition
D  Cohort study
Question #30
A  Longitudinal research
B  Substantive theory
C  Applied Research
D  Proposition
Question #32
A  historical comparative research
B  Selective observation
C  Exploratory research
D  Assumptions
Question #33
A  Scholarly journal article
B  Commissioned research
C  Substantive theory
D  Field research
Question #34
A  Formal theory
B  Cost-benefit analysis
C  Existing statistics research
D  Reflexive knowledge
Question #35
A  Nonreactive research
B  Instrumental knowledge
C  Descriptive research
D  historical comparative research
Question #36
A  Needs assessment
B  Cross-sectional research
C  Field research
D  Survey research
Question #37
A  Social impact assessment
B  Existing statistics research
C  Content analysis
D  Value-free science
Question #38
A  Macro-level theory
B  Cohort study
C  Relativism
D  Nonreactive research
Question #39
A  Case-study Research
B  Micro-level theory
C  Typification
D  Survey research
Question #40
A  Experimental research
B  Basic Research
C  Constructionist orientation
D  Negative relationship
Question #41
A  Panel study
B  Applied Research
C  Verstehen
D  Positive relationship
Question #42
A  Paradigm
B  Action Research
C  Grounded theory
D  Time-series research
Question #43
A  Selective observation
B  Typology
C  Longitudinal research
D  Reification
Question #44
A  Praxis
B  Scholarly journal article
C  Ideology
D  Explanatory research
Question #48
A  Premature closure
B  Instrumental knowledge
C  Ontology
D  Inductive direction
Question #49
A  Pseudoscience
B  Needs assessment
C  Meso-level theory
D  Empirical generalization
Question #50
A  Social impact assessment
B  Social theory
C  Case-study Research
D  Negative relationship
Question #52
A  Applied Research
B  Overgeneralization
C  Evaluation research
D  Grounded theory
Question #55
A  Cross-sectional research
B  Scholarly journal article
C  Junk science
D  Units of analysis
Question #56
A  Substantive theory
B  Halo effect
C  Level of abstraction
D  Content analysis
Question #58
A  Case-study Research
B  Empirical
C  Inductive direction
D  historical comparative research
Question #60
A  Existing statistics research
B  Applied Research
C  Ideal type
D  Blind Review
Question #61
A  Action Research
B  Commissioned research
C  Parsimony
D  Nonreactive research
Question #62
A  Reflexive knowledge
B  Selective observation
C  Survey research
D  Causal explanation
Question #64
A  Social theory
B  Panel study
C  Needs assessment
D  Proposition
Question #65
A  Association
B  Social impact assessment
C  Time-series research
D  Scientific community
Question #66
A  Assumptions
B  Longitudinal research
C  Overgeneralization
D  Participatory action research
Question #67
A  Premature closure
B  Cross-sectional research
C  Explanatory research
D  Evaluation research
Question #69
A  Cohort study
B  Junk science
C  Descriptive research
D  Scholarly journal article
Question #70
A  Halo effect
B  Junk science
C  Social theory
D  Case-study Research
Question #71
A  Scientific community
B  Basic Research
C  False Consensus
D  Halo effect
Question #72
A  Applied Research
B  Overgeneralization
C  False Consensus
D  Empirical
Question #74
A  Blind Review
B  Selective observation
C  Pseudoscience
D  Data