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An independent variable is a quantitate research method

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Can be via online, hard copy. A set of questions. 

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Can be via online, hard copy. A set of questions. 

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a variable that is changed/ swapped out

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The group of Individuals that are used to conduct a study

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How ethical is this? Is this valid in contemporary society? What are the findings? Does the research meet its objectives?

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The Sample is the group of participants in a research this is usually random. 

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The Sample is the group of participants in a research this is usually random. 

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What sources have been used? Is there evidence to back up data?

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How truthful and representative the findings are

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the variable that is affected

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Reliability is if you can generalise your findings and if you were to repeat the research you would receive the same outcome 

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Reliability is if you can generalise your findings and if you were to repeat the research you would receive the same outcome 

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Variable that is being affected

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True population value is when the sample represents the population accurately. 

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True population value is when the sample represents the population accurately. 

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The variable that is being tested. Usually the hypothesis 

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The variable that is being tested. Usually the hypothesis 

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a subset of the members of a population

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represents the fraction of people in a certain population who have a given characteristic

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when repeated measurements of the same item are consistent

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A research method which consist of questions. This can be online or on paper

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A set of questions given to the population to find basic information

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A research method that collects data from participants using a series of questions - i.e. questionnaire

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when they provide accurate measurements of a concept

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The variable which is changed.

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The variable which is affected by the change

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whether you are successfully measuring what you intended to measure

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when findings can be repeated when testing your hypothesis against another sample

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Method of collecting, organising and analysing data

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Method of collecting, organising and analysing data

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experimental variable

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The research objective

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Meso - group level and comparing the groups

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Meso - group level and comparing the groups

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research units, e.g. countries, regions, groups of people

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research units, e.g. countries, regions, groups of people

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Values and. beliefs that allow us to communicate and perceive people and situations the way we do

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smallest level of interaction

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Macro - structural lenses. The way things impacts countries/communities

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Macro - structural lenses. The way things impacts countries/communities

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"A unit of analysis is the unit about which we obtain information: it is the unit whose characteristics we describe" (De Vaus, 2004: 30)​

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Can be learnt, in a collective environment. Beliefs are formed and values are constructed

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Community

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taboos, traditions, customs - maintain social order

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levels of analysis: micro - smallest level of interaction; meso - focus on groups; macro - focus on structures and institutions

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levels of analysis: micro - smallest level of interaction; meso - focus on groups; macro - focus on structures and institutions

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Meso- best of both worlds. Analyse behaviour across professions

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something that is learnt from the environment, shared across societies and passed through generations

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something that is learnt from the environment, shared across societies and passed through generations

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Micro: the individual level, based on object’s social context
Meso: a community, a group
Macro: the national level, the social structure and institutions

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Macro- large scale patterns across communities

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the thing that we are trying to analyze and compare

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the thing that we are trying to analyze and compare

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the middle of data set

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scale/interval- measures an interval or ratio scale.

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scale/interval- measures an interval or ratio scale.

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can be done by adding the numbers and dividing by how many there is

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can be done by adding the numbers and dividing by how many there is