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What is qualitative data ?
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Data that is opinionated, often long and descriptive
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What can positivists and Interpritivists agree on ?
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All research methods have Practical, theoretical, and ethical issues
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Who favours Qualitative research methods ?
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Interpritivists
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What do Interpritivists believe ?
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Sociology cannot be a science as it is subjective
5
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What are some qualitative research methods ?
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Unstructured interviews
Participant observation
Personal documents
Hystorical documents
Sociology
flashcards
Decks in class (61)
# Cards
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Theories Of Education11
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Class Differences (external)14
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Class Differences (Internal)15
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Ethnic differences in achievement13
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Gender differences in education11
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Role of education in society11
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Educational policy and inequality12
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Choosing a research method9
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Experiments8
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Questionnaires4
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Interviews8
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Participant observation10
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Secondary sources10
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Couples16
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Childhood7
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Theories on the family11
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Demography8
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Changing family patterns12
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Family diversity8
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Families and social policy8
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Theories of Religion6
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Religion and Social change12
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Secularisation14
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Religion, Renewal, and choice12
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Religion in a global context15
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Organisation and movements14
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Gender & Religion5
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Ethnicity & Religion9
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Science as a belief system8
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Ideology10
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Durkheim and Functionalist theories on crime13
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Merton's strain theory9
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Subcultural strain theories11
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Marxism and labelling theory10
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Neo marxism views7
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Corporate Crimes12
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Right realism10
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Left realism10
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Gender patterns in crime7
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Explaining female crime10
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Why do women commit crime ?9
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Why do men commit crime ?6
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Ethnicity and Crime19
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Crime and media14
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Global crime14
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Crime prevention6
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Green crime6
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State crime9
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Survaillence10
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Punishment7
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Victimology6
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Quantitative research methods5
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Qualitative research methods5
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Sociology and science12
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Values6
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Functionalism theory9
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Marxism theory13
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Feminist theory13
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Action theory15
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Postmodernity9
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Late modernity8
