7. Participant observation is a method when a researcher 8. Standardized questions are

 Collects statistical data  Fixed-choice questions requiring fixed range responses

 Lives with a community and takes a direct part in activities  Mathematical tasks  Works at archives  Questions that need extensive answers

 Analyzes a data after fieldwork  Open-ended questions

 Applies theories to the given case  Extended questions requiring full answers

9. Sampling is 10. ‘Samples must be representative’ means that

 Conduction of a fieldwork  The survey should cover each member of the society

 Taking a small proportion of the overall group  The survey must cover all citizens of the country, where the

 Holding a conversation research is held

 Doing homework  The group of individuals studied must be typical of population  Analysis of collected data as a whole

 The researcher should be a university teacher

 Women should be included in the research process

11. Experiment in Sociology is 12. Statistical techniques are used in the

 Analysis of empirical data collected during the fieldwork analysis of research that generates

 An attempt to test a hypothesis under highly  Theories

controlled conditions  Quantitative data

 Writing a report on results of research  Paradigms

 Formulation of research questions  Software programs

 testing chemical reactions  Methods

13. Research design is a step in the research 14. Participant observation is a

process when a researcher  Method of natural sciences

 Formulates a hypothesis  Qualitative method of research

 Studies existing works on the research topic  Meta-theory

 Chooses one or more research methods  Quantitative method of research

 Makes conclusions of the research  Developmental question

OPEN ENDED QUESTIONS (write on separate sheet) 16. What is positivism? 17. What are differences between social and natural sciences? 18. What are practical implications of sociology? 19. How do you understand necessity of keeping balance between social reproduction and social transformation? 20. What are ‘variables’ in sociology?

 Puts comparative questions