Alexander the Great Is a Difficult Figure for Historians to Evaluate

question 23

Multiple Choice

Alexander the Great is a difficult figure for historians to evaluate because:

• A)so many legends grew up around him during his lifetime.
• B)his military victories are so well known.
• C)he died young and without a clear heir.
• D)he did not actually accompany his armies on their far-flung campaigns.
• E)nothing was written about him during his lifetime.

Differentiate between various research methodologies including quantitative research, Chicago School symbolic interactionism, and Iowa School symbolic interactionism.

Recognize Berg’s objectives for writing his book on qualitative research methods.

Differentiate between the types of concepts measured by quantitative and qualitative research.

Understand the concept of triangulation and its application in research methodologies.

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Definitions:

Membership Characteristics

The traits and attributes that define the identity and inclusion criteria of a group or organization.

Culturally Diverse

Describes a group or setting that includes individuals from a wide range of ethnic, cultural, and social backgrounds.

Centralised Communication Network

Communication flows only between individual members and a hub or centre point.

Simple Tasks

Tasks that are straightforward and uncomplicated to complete, often requiring minimal effort or skill.