Sociologists Who Claim to Be Skeptical About the Ability of Researchers

question 7

Multiple Choice

Sociologists who claim to be skeptical about the ability of researchers to discern cause and effect in our complex world are expressing a(n) __________ difference with sociologists who insist that they can indeed figure out what causes our world to work as it does.

• A)professional
• B)epistemological
• C)socio-political
• D)theoretical

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Definitions:

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Trust Indenture Act

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Investment Company Act

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