Theoretical Issues and Research Methods-By Fateha
Across
- 4. Based on personal opinions are feelings rather than facts
- 6. Observation where the researcher is undercover
- 8. Research technique used to collect data through group interaction
- 10. The amount to which the findings of the researcher reflect the characteristics of the target population therefore if the findings are typical
- 12. If the study can be repeated and similar findings are found
- 13. The researcher is immersed in the day-to-day activities of the participants
- 15. Information that appears in written, visual or audio form i.e interviews, reports and diaries
- 16. Interviews that ask closed questions
- 19. Observing participants without actively participating
- 21. Attitudes, beliefs, or prejudices one holds before research is conducted which can cause unfair and unreliable findings
- 22. This is if the findings are a true reflection of what the researcher set to carry out
Down
- 1. Interviews that ask open-ended questions
- 2. Sociologists who prefer quantitative data
- 3. To understand deeply/to seek empathy
- 5. Sociologists who prefer qualitative data
- 7. The ability to apply findings to the wider target population to make broader assumptions about the population
- 9. Means neutral or unbiased. unemotional and scientific
- 11. All participants are asked the same set of questions
- 14. Data that appears in numerical form
- 17. Relating to moral principles or the branch of knowledge dealing with these
- 18. A good understanding of someone and the ability to communicate well with them
- 20. Observation where those being observed are aware of the fact