POLS 401 Study Guide - Bes, Behavioralism, Hawthorne Effect
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Thinking probabilistically seek the best explanation for the behavior of the largest. Thinking empirically critical assessment of how a researcher collects and measures. *-- be able to identify examples of questions that are and are not testable via the scientific method. Be able to recognize projects that may or may not represent research as we. Empirical research research based on observations and measurements of reality. have defined it in class. The systematic collection and analysis of data in a way that enhances understanding of a political phenomenon. Employs the scientific method because reliable answers are desired. Agreement reality agreement with the way the research design questions are answered. The scientific method the basis for agreeing upon what we know because it uses a. Research design the researcher"s plan that should address all the who, what, data from existing sources. Transporting or moving information or data from one location to another. What are its main stages? common language of inquiry.
