GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) Sociology (XH-C6) Research Methodology and Methods-Quantitative and Qualitative Methods Study Material (Page 1 of 8)
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Survey: Aims of Social Survey, Various Stages in Social Survey
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Aims of Social Survey
- Data collection regarding aspects of a community: The first aim of social survey is the collection of facts about certain definite aspects of a community in order to obtain scientific and well -ordered information. For this purpose the social surveyor makes use of various techniques to gather information from a selected group of members a community. The primary data has both qualitative and quantitative investigation is well -defined and established in as much as there are varieties of aspects about a community, their aims and pu…
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Participant Observation: Main Types, Definition by Some Sociologists, Participant Observation Issues, Steps in Participant Observation
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Participant Observation
- It is a kind of types of observation.
- The participant observation means observing the events or situation or activities from inside by taking part in the group to be observed.
- He freely interacts with the other group members, participate in various activities of the group.
- It is demanding and time consuming.
- He tries to acquire the way of life of the group.
- He studies the behaviour of the individual (their attitude and ways of interaction with the others) not as an outsider but by becoming a member of that group.
- He actually observes them carefully so that he can g…
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