Across
- 2. A type of data that is based on numerical measurements.
- 4. A criticism of the interpretivist perspective that suggests it is too focused on micro-level interactions and ignores larger social structures.
- 6. theory The theoretical perspective that sees society as a system of power and inequality, with some groups dominating others. (Conflict theory)
- 7. The idea that sociologists should strive to be value-free in their research.
- 9. The research method that involves studying the behavior of people in their natural environments.
- 11. The research method that involves studying a single case in great detail.
- 12. The research method that involves asking people to describe their experiences, attitudes, or opinions on a particular topic.
- 13. The idea that research should be based on empirical evidence and scientific methods.
Down
- 1. A criticism of the functionalist perspective that suggests it ignores social conflict and inequalities.
- 3. The research method that involves sending out questionnaires or surveys to a group of people.
- 5. A criticism of interpretivist research that suggests it is too subjective and open to bias.
- 8. The idea that sociologists should study the meanings people attach to their actions and behaviors.
- 10. The theoretical perspective that sees society as made up of different parts that work together harmoniously.
- 14. The idea that individuals are shaped by society and social structures.
