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In some cases, the sociologist actually «joins» the group___a period of time to get an accurate sense of how it operates. In conducting participant observation research the investigator may face several problems.

In the classic method of conducting an experiment, two groups of people are selected and compared: the experimental group which is exposed to the experiment and the control group which is___.

In the social sciences, a larger society often evinces stratification ___dominance patterns in subgroups.

In the structural aspect sociology studies various types of groups and institutions as well___ their inter-relations to one another.

Into how many branches ___Sorokin divide sociology?

It deals ___social laws that take place in all spheres of human activities.

It inquires into the factors that bring about the formation of regulatory systems as well as into the reasons___ their adequacies and inadequacies as a means of control.

Max Weber combines two schools___ thought – i.e. historical and systematic and he adds something more.

Max Weber ___two schools of thought – i.e. historical and systematic.

On the other hand, questionnaires have the advantage ___being cheaper.

Scientific studies do not aim to answer all the questions that can be raised about a particular object.___, the conclusion of a research study represents both an end and a beginning.

Scientific studies do not aim to answer all the questions that can___ raised about a particular object.

Scientific studies do not aim ___answer all the questions that can be raised about a particular object.

Scientific studies do not aim___ all the questions that can be raised about a particular object.

Scientific studies___ aim to answer all the questions that can be raised about a particular object.

Social control includes ___study of law, morals, religion, conventions, fashions and other sustaining and regulating agencies.

Social morphology includes investigation of the quantity and quality of population, the study of social structure or___ description and classification of the principal types of social groups and institutions.

Social pathology refers___ the study of social maladjustments and disturbances.

Social physiology is concerned with such dynamics processes as religion, morals, law, economic and political aspects, each___ which may be the subject matter of a special discipline.

Social physiology is concerned with such dynamics processes___ religion, morals, law, economic and political aspects, each of which may be the subject matter of a special discipline.

Social processes refer to the study of various modes of interactions___(между) individuals or groups including cooperation and conflict, social differentiation and integration, development and decay.

Society is vast and complex phenomenon and___ it is generally debatable that which part of society should be studied by sociology.

Sociological studies do not always___ the original hypothesis.

Sociologists also speak of yet another type, ___post industrial society, which is emerging out of the industrial society.

Sociologists often ___societies as primitive or modern non-literate or literate.

Sociologists regularly use experiments, participant observations, surveys and unobtrusive techniques___ generate data for their research.

Sociology (the word comes ___Latin soci[etas]) is a science about human society in the process of its development, transformation, management at different levels of a social system.

Sociology involves scientific study of human social life, groups and societies, identifying the importance of social forces ___our individual lives and their social contexts.

Sociology involves scientific study of human social life, groups and societies, identifying the importance of social forces___ understanding our individual lives and their social contexts.

Sociology is broadly defined as the___.

Sociology is broadly defined ___the study of human society.

Sorokin has referred to the main currents of ___sociological thoughts in the following four branches of sociology-cosmo-sociology, bio-sociology, general sociology and special sociologies.

Sorokin has referred___ the main currents of recent sociological thoughts in the following four branches of sociology-cosmo-sociology, bio-sociology, general sociology and special sociologies.

Special sociologies study a specific socio-cultural phenomenon which is selected ___a detailed study.

Special sociologies study a specific socio-cultural phenomenon which___ for a detailed study.

Special sociologies study a specific socio-cultural phenomenon___ selected for a detailed study.

The conclusion of a research study represents both ___end and a beginning.

The first step in any sociological research project is to state as clearly as ___what you hope to investigate.

The sociologies of law, economics and religion are the special sociologies which are part of both systematic and historical ___(методы) of study.

The sociologies of law, economics and religion are the special sociologies which are part___ both systematic and historical methods of study.

The sociologies of law, economics and religion are the special___ which are part of both systematic and historical methods of study.

The sociologist must retain ___certain level of detachment from the group under study and the observer cannot allow the close associations or even friendships that inevitably develop or influence the conclusion of the study.

There are many kinds of samples, of which the random sample is___ used by social scientists.

There is a great degree ___difference of opinion regarding vast and complex phenomenon, scope and subject matter of sociology.

This raises a delicate question regarding the effect ___the group on the observer and the observer on the group.

Thus, if the group sees the researcher as an outsider and an observer – rather ___a member of the group – its members may feel uneasy and hide many thoughts and emotions.

What does social morphology include according ___Ginsberg?

When sociologists wish to learn ___about human behaviour, they do not simply walk out the door, or pick up the telephone, and begin asking questions.

When sociologists wish to study a possible cause-and-effect relationship, they may___ experiments.

When sociologists___ to learn more about human behaviour, they do not simply walk out the door, or pick up the telephone, and begin asking questions.