(A) The use of words like “many”, “some” or “often” in qualitative research
(B) A poor attempt at statistical analysis
(C) The use of a survey instrument that has not been tested for inter-coder reliability
(D) The way scientists talk about their data in numerical terms to enhance the credibility of their findings
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Status means:
(A) abstract concept of unity.
(B) the give and take between two persons.
(C) the development of relationship.
(D) a position, where a person stands in the group structure.
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Variables means:
(A) a set of scientific generalisation.
(B) a network of social positions.
(C) any dimension of a social relationship that can take on differing values.
(D) selected means of achieving goals.
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Values means:
(A) specific behaviour of people.
(B) conception of what a person, group or society considers desirable from, sets of preferences.
(C) acquisition of social skills.
(D) orderly change in socialisation process.
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Social mobility means:
(A) specific conduct of behaviour of people.
(B) formal attitude of people.
(C) the movement of people between positions that are on different social levels.
(D) modification of relationship.
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Rumour means:
(A) correct statements.
(B) prescribed behaviour of people.
(C) statements, assertions and speculations circulate among people in response to unstructured situation.
(D) specific behaviour and attitude.
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Role performance indicates:
(A) irregular behaviour.
(B) overt action that occurs in a situation governed by normative regulation.
(C) awareness of common characteristics.
(D) interconnected activities.
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Participant observation means:
(A) unity of a human group.
(B) integration and interaction.
(C) an observer seeks insight by taking part himself in whatever he is studying.
(D) a set of action.
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Invention means:
(A) process of utilising knowledge.
(B) some unknown facts.
(C) a new utilisation of existing knowledge.
(D) ways of classifying things.