A. scientific investigation
B. speculation
C. inspiration
D. measurement
A. statistical and quantitative ways of investigating human behavior
B. a totally value free approach
C. using the findings of the social sciences to reform society
D. using whatever technique seems best to fit
A. Generalization
B. Develog a research design
C. Data analysis
D. Replication
A. precision
B. taking nothing for granted
C. eliminating bias
D. repeating observations
A. sample survey
B. participant observation
C. statistical survey
D. experiment
A. an entire population
B. a statistically valid section of a population
C. eating samples at various supermarkets
D. asking people who walk by to fill out naires
A. theories
B. concepts
C. scientific laws
D. generalization
A. suicide
B. mental illness
C. sex
D. all of the above
A. only violent behavior
B. only normal behavior
C. mental states of individual humans
D. groups of people in interaction
E. None of these
A. its primary concern is to record events of the past
B. historians do not use computers
C. it does not study people
D. it is not based on evidence