Across
- 1. Ideas or facts created by society, like how statistics are made by people deciding what counts as suicide.
- 7. Studying how people make sense of their everyday world through shared understandings.
- 8. Studying people by understanding what their actions mean, not just what causes them.
- 9. The belief that society exists only in people’s shared meanings and not as an outside force.
Down
- 2. The idea that people’s actions depend on how they interpret situations, and we should learn from their viewpoint.
- 3. Developing ideas by observing people first, instead of starting with a fixed theory.
- 4. Studying society like a science, looking for cause and effect.
- 5. research: Research using interviews, observations, and stories, not just numbers.
- 6. Understanding someone’s point of view by imagining yourself in their situation.