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evaluation PET of unstructured and structured interviews

Explore the strengths and weaknesses of structured, unstructured, and semi-structured interviews in sociological research. This summary covers key concepts such as reliability, validity, and ethical considerations, providing insights into how different interview styles impact data collection and analysis. Ideal for students studying research methods in sociology.

Evaluating Interview Methods

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Practical, Ethical and Theoretical Factors and tearoom trade by Humphreys

Explore the practical, ethical, and theoretical factors influencing research methodology in sociology. This summary covers key concepts such as naturalistic observation, the impact of funding, ethical considerations like informed consent, and the dichotomy between idiographic and nomothetic approaches. Ideal for students studying sociological research methods and their applications.

Research Methodology Factors

practical, ethical and theoretical factors and tearoom trade by humphreys

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I hate reseach methods with a passion but hopefully these notes can help anyone out who is struggling with it! Best of luck everyone :) 

Explore key sociological research methods including field experiments, observations, interviews, and questionnaires. This summary covers ethical considerations, reliability, validity, and theoretical perspectives, providing a comprehensive overview for students tackling research methods in sociology. Ideal for exam preparation and understanding core concepts.

Sociological Research Techniques

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i hate reseach methods with a passion but hopefully these notes can help anyone out who is struggling with it! best of luck everyone :) 

sociology research methods :) 

Sociology research methods :) 

Explore key sociological research methods in education, including qualitative and quantitative approaches, validity, reliability, and ethical considerations. This summary highlights the implications of marketisation, secondary data analysis, and observational learning in understanding educational inequalities. Ideal for students studying educational policy and its impact on social behavior.

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