Sociological Knowledge of the World Is Different from the Knowledge

question 33

Multiple Choice

Sociological knowledge of the world is different from the knowledge we gain through everyday observation because

• A) we use social scientific methods to make sociological observations
• B) sociological knowledge can always be measured quantitatively
• C) we revise our knowledge gained from everyday observation when we encounter new facts, but we don't revise sociological knowledge
• D) everyday observation is methodical, whereas sociological observation is haphazard

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Definitions:

Admission History

An initial collection of a patient’s medical, social, and family history upon admission to a healthcare facility.

Convey Cultural Sensitivity

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Clinic Setting

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Introduce Herself

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