Across
- 3. – Sociological perspective focusing on meanings people attach to symbols and everyday interactions.
- 7. – The ability to influence the actions or decisions of others.
- 10. – A political ideology that values tradition and gradual social change.5. Governance – The process of making and implementing decisions involving government and society.
- 12. – Research approach that combines qualitative and quantitative methods.
- 14. The legitimate exercise of power recognized by society.
- 16. – Research technique that analyzes data collected over long periods to identify trends.
- 18. – The study of power, government, and governance.
- 19. – Keynesian concept stating that government spending creates a greater overall increase in economic activity.
- 20. – The concept of connecting personal experiences with larger social issues.
Down
- 1. – Economic method showing how changes in one industry affect other industries.
- 2. – Economic theory advocating government spending during recessions.
- 4. – Sociological perspective that views society as a system whose parts work together for stability.
- 5. – Political ideology emphasizing individual liberty and democratic freedoms.
- 6. – Sociological perspective emphasizing power struggles and unequal distribution of resources.
- 8. – A research method that uses numbers and statistics to analyze political or economic trends.
- 9. - the process of and implementing decision involving goverment and society
- 11. – Qualitative research method involving one-on-one conversations.
- 13. – Research method in anthropology involving long-term immersion in a community.
- 15. – Economic method that uses statistical models to test theories and forecast trends.
- 17. – The study of human culture, traditions, and societies across time.