Social Science Avoids Illogical Reasoning By

question 46

Multiple Choice

Social science avoids illogical reasoning by:

• A) Using systematic procedures for selecting individuals to study that are representative for the groups to which we hope to generalize
• B) Using explicit criteria for establishing causality
• C) Requiring systematic measurement and sampling
• D) Using empirical evidence
• E) Answering questions from an ego-based commitment

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Definitions:

Shared Values

Fundamental beliefs and principles that are held in common by members of an organization or group.

Distinguishing Characteristics

Unique attributes or qualities that set an individual, group, or thing apart from others.

Underestimate

To judge something to be smaller or less important than it actually is, often leading to insufficient preparation or understanding.

Within-Culture Variation

refers to the differences in beliefs, behaviors, or practices that exist among individuals or groups within the same culture.