Chapter 2: Sociological Research- Review

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Hawthorne effect: people change behavior when aware of being observed.

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Change behavior when watched.

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Quantitative Data is:

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Research collected in numerical form that can be counted—easy to tabulate.

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A testable educated guess about outcomes between variables.

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Hypothesis

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Dr. Meredith Grey's research assumes college students' communication is influenced by socio-economic status, suggesting similar backgrounds lead to more interaction. This exemplifies a:

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Hypothesis

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People in a hurry are less likely to help those in need than those not in a hurry.

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Good Samaritan Experiment

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Conformity to group ideas, even if wrong.

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Asch's Study

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Obedience to authority, even for harmful acts.

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Milgram's Studies

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Children play violently when adults model violent play.

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Bobo Doll Experiment

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Responsibility to help others decreases in crowds.

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Bystander Apathy

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In and out-groups cooperate better when working on a common task.

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Robber's Cave Experiment