The Two Broad Approaches Social Scientists Use to Gather Data

question 82

Multiple Choice

The two broad 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.

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Definitions:

Slow-Growth Markets

Markets characterized by lower rates of growth compared to other markets, often due to market maturity or saturation.

Dominant Shares

Refers to the largest portion of market share controlled by one company, product, or entity, often indicating a position of market leadership or monopoly.

SBUs

Strategic Business Units, which are smaller entities within a larger corporation that operate as separate profit centers.

Quadrant A

Often part of a matrix or chart classification system, Quadrant A could refer to a specific sector defined by two variables used in strategic analysis or planning.