d. Premodernism e. Deconstructionism ANS: B DIF: Adv REF: Rational objectivity reconsidered Traditionally, the final step in the model of science is: 60. a. observation. b. theory. hypothesis testing. c. d. literature review. e. operationalization. ANS: A REF: The traditional model of science TRUE/FALSE Paradigms are either true or 1. ANS: F REF: Some social science paradigms Social scientists generally believe that the succession from one paradigm to another represents 2. progress from a false view to a true one. ANS: F REF: Some social science paradigms In deduction, we start from observed data and develop a generalization that explains the 3. relationship between the observed concepts. ANS: F Theories seek to provide logical explanations. 4. ANS: T Symbolic interactionists tend to focus on macrotheoretical issues. 5. ANS: F REF: Symbolic interactionism In practice, scientific inquiry typically alternates between deduction and induction. 6. ANS: T REF: Two logical systems revisited The concept of prestige is empirical. 7.
d. Premodernism e. Deconstructionism ANS: B DIF: Adv REF: Rational objectivity reconsidered 60. Traditionally, the final step in the model of science is: a. observation. b. theory. c. hypothesis testing. d. literature review. e. operationalization. ANS: A REF: The traditional model of science TRUE/FALSE 1. Paradigms are either true or ANS: F REF: Some social science paradigms 2. Social scientists generally believe that the succession from one paradigm to another represents progress from a false view to a true one. ANS: F REF: Some social science paradigms 3. In deduction, we start from observed data and develop a generalization that explains the relationship between the observed concepts. ANS: F 4. Theories seek to provide logical explanations. ANS: T 5. Symbolic interactionists tend to focus on macrotheoretical issues. ANS: F REF: Symbolic interactionism 6. In practice, scientific inquiry typically alternates between deduction and induction. ANS: T REF: Two logical systems revisited 7. The concept of prestige is empirical.
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