7.) Find parts A-C Reductionism a. The belief that research accuracy may be redu

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7.) Find parts A-C

Reductionism a. The belief that research accuracy may be reduced depending on the time between the execution of the research and the social phenomenon being researched b. The unpopular belief that reducing sample sizes will make the analysis easier without compromising the integrity of the research. C. The tendency to reduce complex social phenomena to a single cause d. Refers to the general reduction in the number of the people willing to participate in social research. Professor Peoples develops a new scale to measure love. When given repeatedly, it generally yields similar results. When correlated with a well-validated love scale, it shows a low correlation. Which one of the following statements is correct? a. The scale is reliable but not valid. b. The scale is valid but not reliable. c. The scale is both reliable and valid d. The scale is generalizable but not precise. e. The scale is neither reliable nor valid Panel studies a. Studies based on data gathered at one point in time b. Studies based on a longitudinal study design in which the subjects are grouped by their ages for comparative purposes c. Based on a longitudinal study design in which the same group of respondents is followed up over time for comparative purposes. d. Based on a longitudinal study design in which similar data collected in different years, and from different subjects, are compared.

Explanation / Answer

A - Option (c)

Reductionism is an approach to convert complex problems into simpler ones and then solve it.

B - Option (a)

C - Option (c)

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