A) Before the project begins
B) Literature review
C) Data collection
D) Data analysis
E) Once others are informed
G) All of the above
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A) Historical approaches and field research try to discover universal laws about human social behaviour.
B) Both perspectives share the view that people construct meaning within structures.
C) Both approaches attempt to link the macro to micro levels of analysis of social reality.
D) Both perspectives assume that social forces shape individual behaviour.
E) Historical approaches and field research both remove the researcher’s perspective from the research process.
G) B) and E)
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A) In qualitative approaches to content analysis,manifest content is usually the focus,while in quantitative approaches attention shifts to revealing implied meanings and motives.
B) Quantitative content analysts use segments of text to identify instances of a code,while qualitative content analysts are more likely to examine entire texts at once for their meaning.
C) Quantitative content analysis organizes and links general themes into a coherent theory about social life,while in qualitative content analysis the goal is to identify general themes that run through the different texts.
D) Qualitative content analysis often finds patterns by using sophisticated statistical techniques,while in quantitative content analysis patterns and linkages are discovered through the coding process.
E) Quantitative content analysis is presented through the use of statistical tables,while qualitative content analysis provides evidence in the form of graphs and summarized statistics.
G) A) and C)
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A) Running records
B) Primary data
C) Narrative history
D) Secondary sources
E) Recollections
G) A) and D)
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A) Conventional
B) Statistical
C) Inductive
D) Summative
E) Directed
G) D) and E)
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A) running records.
B) recollections.
C) secondary sources.
D) primary sources.
E) supporting evidence.
G) B) and E)
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A) Virtually all archival materials are now stored electronically,so scanning through large amounts of material online is very easy.
B) Most archives are located in one or two large cities,so even if one needs to visit an archive,it is easy to find one.Most are open 7 days a week,12 hours a day.
C) Archival materials are usually very well-organized and sorted.All material is clearly labelled and categorized for easy searching.
D) Archival research is often painstakingly slow.Often there are gaps or holes in a series of papers or destroyed documents,but reading new material can reveal new ideas or connections.
E) Common events and individual persons are easy to track in archival material.All materials are in one location,and everything related to a person or event of interest will be clearly connected and include everything of relevance.
G) A) and E)
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A) Directed
B) Summative
C) Conventional
D) Inductive
E) Deductive
G) D) and E)
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