Deviant Case Sampling Refers to Sampling Who

question 21

Multiple Choice

Deviant case sampling refers to sampling who?

• A) extreme cases of interest
• B) dangerous populations
• C) hard to reach populations
• D) unpopular populations

Analyze Talcott Parsons’s contributions to sociology, especially his four-step process and AGIL scheme.

Recognize the contributions of marginalized voices in Western sociological theory.

Compare and critique different sociological perspectives, such as functionalism and conflict theory, in explaining social phenomena like crime.

Examine the philosophical and sociological implications of statements by historical figures like Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Hobbes on freedom, security, and the role of the state.

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Definitions:

Brazelton Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale

A scale used to assess newborn babies' neurological development, reflexes, and reactions to people and environments.

Apgar Scale

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Denver Developmental Screening

A test used to assess the developmental progress of children from birth through six years of age.

Maternal Depression

A form of clinical depression that can affect mothers during pregnancy or after childbirth.