A Phenomenological Research Methodology Is Used in the Social Sciences

question 21

Multiple Choice

A phenomenological research methodology is used in the social sciences to examine:

• A)Extraordinary phenomena.
• B)Lived experience.
• C)Every kind of phenomenon.
• D)Phenomenal entities and experiences.

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Definitions:

Administered Shocks

In a research context, refers to the application of electrical shocks to participants or subjects as part of an experimental procedure.

Acute Signs

immediate or early symptoms that indicate the onset of a condition or disease, often requiring prompt attention.

Emotional Distress

Refers to a state of emotional suffering typically characterized by feelings of anxiety, depression, and a general sense of being overwhelmed.

Milgram's Study

An influential research project led by Stanley Milgram which showed that people are likely to follow orders from an authority figure, even to the extent of causing harm to others.