1. Made up of interviews and careful observations; Studies subject in great depth but may be very time consuming

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Can be measured with numbers and is less time consuming than interviews and field research

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An educated guess about the causal relationship between two or more variables

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Means field research or studying society through detailed observations; a qualitative method of sociological research

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Something that may change as a result of altering another variable

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Plan or method of gathering data

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Measure of whether or not a study measured what it was intended to measure

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variation is not dependent on change in another variable; thought to cause change in the other variable(s)

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Questions about data - did the data measure what was supposed to measured and is the data consistent?

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Examples include journals, studies, books, and articles
1. Qualitative Research
2. Quantitative Research
3. Hypothesis
4. Ethnography
5. Dependent variable
6. Research Design
7. Validity
8. Independent variable
9. Empirical question
10. "The Literature"