Internal Validity Refers to the Degree to Which a Researcher

question 65

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Internal validity refers to the degree to which a researcher can accurately claim that a causal relationship exists between two variables and that the observed strength of the relationship is accurate.

Recognize the role of prestige and positions in societal structures and stratification.

Identify the criticisms of functionalist explanations of inequality regarding the perpetuation of social hierarchy.

Examine the relationship between social structures and their functions or consequences.

Understand the contributions of the Chicago School to sociology and the emphasis on race relations.