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  1. Return to Process of Social Research 2e Student Resources

Chapter 11 Practice Quiz

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. What is the principal aim of triangulation?

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. Which basic approach to social research affords the greatest control over error and bias associated with sampling?

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. Which basic approach to social research generally is most difficult to replicate?

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. Which basic approach to social research optimizes internal validity?

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. Which basic approach to social research is least likely to involve reactive measurement effects?

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. To understand the effect of abuse on marriage and cohabitation, Andrew Cherlin and associates

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. What is the best conclusion that can be drawn from Pager and Quillian's comparison of a survey and field experiment on job discrimination?

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. In their study of unpredictability in work schedules and hours, Clawson and Gerstel examined four linked health-care occupations that differed in terms of

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. In Pager and associates' study of employment discrimination, field observations served which purpose in relation to the experimental audit?

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. Pager and Quillian's comparison of an experimental audit and a survey used a __________ mixed methods design, and the three-city study of abuse among low-income women used a __________ mixed methods design.

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