Value Neutrality Refers to

question 23

Multiple Choice

Value neutrality refers to

• A) Not letting any of your values guide your research
• B) Trying to keep your values from distorting your research results
• C) Allowing your values to determine which results to pay attention to and which to ignore
• D) Developing research to confirm what you expect to find

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Definitions:

False Consciousness

A concept in Marxist theory referring to the misperception of one's actual social or economic position within society.

Verstehen

A German term used in sociology, meaning "understanding" or "insight"; it refers to deep comprehension of social actions from the actor's perspective.

Worker Revolution

A radical overhaul of a society's class structure, typically envisaged by the overthrow of capitalist systems by the working class.

Capitalist Society

A socio-economic system characterized by private ownership of the means of production and the creation of goods or services for profit.