By “value-free-research,” the famed sociologist Max Weber was essentially arguing for an ethic of professional detachment among sociologists and other researchers in the social science fields (Macionis, 2013). In the social sciences, researchers are often asked to investigate socially and emotionally charged topics, such as the family, sexuality, crime rates,...
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The purpose of this research was to provide an analysis of the portrayal of the yuppie culture of the 1980s through cinema. In order to do this, this study is primarily a theoretical paper, developed through detailed qualitative analysis. The rationale behind this study involved furthering cultural geography as a...
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This paper discusses the type of qualitative design used in a selected article. It first provides a brief overview of the study described in the article and then analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of its methodology. The article selected for the research was as follows: Yeh, C., & Inman, A....
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In this study, Davies, Lewis, Anderson, and Bernstein (2015) examine the issue of fostering intercultural competency in graduate students studying school psychology. The authors observe that while school psychologists have the opportunity to work with students and families from diverse backgrounds and cultures; this can be both interesting and enriching,...
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For their research into the phenomenon that more women than men were joining the counseling profession as well as the perceived impact that this phenomenon has, Michel et al. (2013) conducted a mixed methods study which surveyed both counselor educators’ and counseling graduate students’ perceptions of the presence (or lack...
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Business and management research refers to a systematic inquiry that plays a crucial role in helping to solve business issues and contributes to the development of management knowledge (Zikmund, Babin, Carr & Griffin, 2012). For one to carry out sound research in the discipline of business and management, it is...
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The complex realities of human development may be best observed through the lens of a single stage and a single dimension of that stage, in that the scope of such an analysis alone reveals the many aspects of life span development in its entirety. To that end, the adolescent stage...
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Normally, paradigm refers to the example or model to be emulated or a particular way of doing things. It was during a discussion of the nature of scientific progress that Thomas Kuhn introduced the concept. The concept of philosophical foundations including how knowledge conditions are determined and their meaning is...
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Quantitative research is defined by Creswell (2013) as a means of testing some objective theories, when the researcher examines the relationship existing among variables. In their turn, the variables are subject to measuring, usually by instruments, in order to provide data that can further be analyzed with the help of...
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Introduction A number of definitions explain mixed methods research. It is a research methodology that utilizes various methods, for example, in-depth interviews and intervention trials. The research method combines and integrates other methods. This draws strengths of individual research method. Mixed research method focuses on research queries that require contextual...
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The incorporation of electronic survey formats is beneficial as it allows the researcher to access a large range of people. People can easily access these surveys from their homes. These surveys are often convenient for individuals, as their participation in the research study is limited. From this standpoint, the incorporation...
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The atlatl is a weapon originating in the Stone Age that is still used in parts of the world today. It is also known as a spear-thrower or dart thrower (Rhodes 46). It has had many purposes over the years in the realms of hunting, fishing, and fighting. The remains...
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Question How do the selected stories utilize the aspects of characterization and narrative voice to achieve their effects? Thesis Many short stories are widely known, though it takes a truly well written short story to capture the attention of the populace decades after it was initially written. In order to...
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Abstract This essay explores the concept of gender inequality, the reasons for inequality in the society and further examines how gender inequality can be eradicated in the society. According to many studies, it is established that gender inequality is still a topic of discussion globally. The essay analyses research articles...
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Although most environmental engineers will argue on what the most efficient means are for producing renewable energy, most will agree that there are clear incentives for switching from dependency on fossil fuels (Wiens, 2013). Within a mid-size rural/urban community of approximately 1 million inhabitants, the most efficient means of generating...
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Gender roles refer to acceptable, desirable or appropriate social role that is based on ones perceived sexuality. While today the aspect of gender role seems to reduce, in early ages and middle age to be specific, men and women performed different tasks that were defined by their sexuality. There were...
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One only needs to look at the architecture of Washington D.C. to recognize that the Founding Fathers drew great inspiration from the ancient wisdom of Rome and Greece. However, the influence of the ancients on the Founding Fathers extended much further than mere architecture. This influence was significantly seen in...
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One of the biggest challenges facing employers is employee retention. This is because increasing competition requires personnel to become involved in activities which are stressful and must continually meet the demands of cliental. These problems require staff members to work more and engage in a variety of activities. This creates...
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