A Number of Sociologists Thought That Laud Humphrey's Research on Tearooms

question 8

Multiple Choice

A number of sociologists thought that Laud Humphrey's research on tearooms was unethical because:

• A) his study could not be replicated.
• B) he did not identify himself to his subjects as a researcher.
• C) his results were falsified.
• D) he made up his data concerning tea consumption.
• E) some of his writing had been plagiarized.

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