In Using Observation as a Data Collection Method the Researcher

question 40

Multiple Choice

In using observation as a data collection method the researcher:

• A)Observes the action or activity or phenomenon, and records those observations.
• B)Simply observes.
• C)Observes everything.
• D)Trains themselves to be very observant.

Recognize and categorize different types of collective action.

Understand the concepts of resource mobilization and its role in social movements.

Identify factors leading to non-routine collective action.

Analyze the role of societal norms and deprivation in triggering collective action.

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Definitions:

Standard Costing System

An accounting system that uses standard costs for determining the cost of products or services, facilitating variance analysis against actual costs.

Standard Hours

The allocated time that is expected to be required to complete a specific task or job in a manufacturing or project environment.

December's Production

The total output or number of units produced by a company or factory during the month of December.

Variable Overhead Efficiency Variance

A metric used to assess the efficiency of variable overhead resource utilization by comparing the actual hours worked to the standard hours allowed for the actual output.