What Does "Theory" Look Like for Interpretative Social Science

question 34

Multiple Choice

What does "theory" look like for interpretative social science?

• A) a criticism of social conditions that claims that people are being mislead
• B) a rigorous, logical system of laws, axioms, and propositions
• C) a program of political action and social change
• D) the everyday common sense thoughts of ordinary people

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Definitions:

Extended Families

A family that extends beyond the nuclear family to include grandparents, aunts, uncles, and other relatives, often living close to or with each other.

Industrialized Societies

Societies characterized by a high level of industrial development, with significant reliance on manufacturing and technology for economic and social organization.

Unmarried Couple Households

Living arrangements where two partners live together without being legally married.

Perspectives

Different ways of viewing or approaching an issue or concept, influenced by individual experiences, knowledge, and backgrounds.