Sara wanted to learn about battered women. She entered the world of a battered women's shelter and lived with the women in order to fully learn about the views of these women. She wanted to write a detailed and accurate description about the lives that the women reported. Which of the following approaches best describes Sara's research paradigm?
a. naturalist
b. ethnomethodology
c. grounded theory
d. case studies
e. qualitative interviewing
A
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a. true b. false
Improvements in your memory as the result of being previously exposed to the information without actively trying to remember it is known as
A. implicit memory. B. recognition memory. C. remote memory. D. explicit memory.
Stephen believes that families always stand for love and security. Linda, on the other hand, has an opinion that families can also be a physically and psychologically brutal setting in society. Which of the following is an accurate statement that weakens Stephen's point of view?
What will be an ideal response?
Social class can be considered an institution __________
A) only when it is determined so by formal decision of a bureaucracy B) only in societies with extremely high levels of social mobility C) insofar as institutions can be considered persistent patterns in social interaction D) only on the individual level rather than for larger groups of people