The Two Broad Methodological Approaches Social Scientists Use to Gather

question 4

Multiple Choice

The two broad methodological approaches social scientists use to gather data about the social world are:

• A) deductive and inductive.
• B) qualitative and quantitative.
• C) implicit and explicit.
• D) correlational and causal.

---

Definitions:

Group Decision Making

A process where multiple individuals come together to analyze problems or situations, evaluate options, and decide on a course of action collectively.

Increased Commitment

A heightened level of dedication or loyalty towards an organization or cause, often resulting from effective leadership, recognition, and fulfillment of needs.

Escalating Commitment

The continuation of a course of action even though it is not working.

Cost-Benefit Impact

The analysis or effect of comparing the costs and benefits of a decision, project, or investment.