Social Research Crossword Puzzle

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QUESTIONNAIRE : A survey instrument containing primarily standardised questions, whose answers can be analysed numerically and in quantitative terms
INTERVENING : a variable that helps to explain the relationship between an independent and a dependent variable
ETHNOGRAPHY : The study of a culture or cultures that some group of people shares
CONTROL GROUP : A comparison group that receives no treatment in experimental or RCT research
FOCUS GROUPS : A qualitative method that involves unstructured or semi-structured group interviews
ANONYMITY : A research condition in which the identities of research participants are not known or indicated
DEPENDENT : A variable that is hypothesised to very depending on, or under the influence of, another variable
PURPOSIVE : A type of nonprobability sampling in which elements are selected for a purpose, usually because of their unique position
QUALITATIVE : Research approach that includes methods such as participant observation, interviewing, and focus groups, that rely on written or spoken words or observations
SAMPLE : A subset of a population that is used to study the population as a whole

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questionnaire : a survey instrument containing primarily standardised questions, whose answers can be analysed numerically and in quantitative terms
intervening : a variable that helps to explain the relationship between an independent and a dependent variable
ethnography : the study of a culture or cultures that some group of people shares
control group : a comparison group that receives no treatment in experimental or rct research
focus groups : a qualitative method that involves unstructured or semi-structured group interviews
anonymity : a research condition in which the identities of research participants are not known or indicated
dependent : a variable that is hypothesised to very depending on, or under the influence of, another variable
purposive : a type of nonprobability sampling in which elements are selected for a purpose, usually because of their unique position
qualitative : research approach that includes methods such as participant observation, interviewing, and focus groups, that rely on written or spoken words or observations
sample : a subset of a population that is used to study the population as a whole