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Weeks 7-8

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Sep 30–Methodological Choices in Social Science Research

Research Design Overview/Review

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Qualitative Field Research and Survey Research

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Oct 2–Experimental Research Design

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Oct 2 Quiz (#5)

Describe a way in which a survey might be used in an experimental research design.
In experimental research design, what is one advantage of a lab setting over a field setting?

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