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Research in Sociology 28Oct14 1 Research in Sociology Presented by: M. Hamza Khan M. Bilal Usmani Hafiz Zeeshan Iqbal Khan Contents Significance Definition Types Scientific Method Design of social research. Data collection techniques
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    Research in Sociology

    Presented by:

    M. Hamza Khan

    M. Bilal Usmani

    Hafiz Zeeshan Iqbal Khan

    Contents

    Significance Definition Types Scientific Method Design of social research. Data collection techniques

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    Significance

    Sociological Research

    A big part of Sociological research infact circles around personal and private issues

    Like this research trying to explore why some people like to harm themselves?

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    Sociological Research

    A researcher may find a personal topic worthy of research.

    Like Ellson[2012], He researched on the topic of Lying on internet relationship websites.

    Impact on Society

    General public opinion is formed on presumption and prejudice.

    eg. Researchers found that the global human trafficking is a sign of close relationship between the supposedly separate worlds of industrial nations and dependent developing nations.

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    Active Sociological research is a scientific and ethically bound phenomenon. It usually result in highlighting much ignored and significant factors for a given problem.

    Research in the field.

    You will even find active academicians like Seargent Britt Daemon here. He is using active sociological research to communicate and to avoid needless violence in order to ensure mission success.

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    Lets explore the field of Research in Sociology

    DefinitionSociological Research is the research conducted by

    social scientists, which follows the systematic plan, to study the behavior and interactions of humans of a

    particular group/society under specific condition. To draw some conclusions.

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    It is not that easy!

    Types/Methods

    Comparative- It Involves comparison of social processes usually across different

    types of society (for example capitalist and socialist)

    Historical- It looks at how social structures that many regard as natural are in

    fact shaped by complex social processes.

    Scientific

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    Scientific Method

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    Design of Social Research

    Variables Hypothesis Sampling

    Data Collection Techniques

    Surveys Questionnaires Experiments Ethnography

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    Sociologists face extremely tough

    intellectual and practical tasks

    Hubert M. Blalock, Jr., who was a member of the UW sociology department from 1971 until his death in 1991

    It isn't easy putting a yardstick to human behavior. How can something so complex and inscrutable be

    measured, quantified, and modeled?

    Computational Sociology

    Statistical Methods Modeling and Simulations Network Analysis etc

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    Statistical Methods

    Correlation Regression Probability

    Modeling and Simulations

    Dynamical Modelling Agent Based

    Cellular automata Chaos theory etc

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    Agent Based modeling Cellular Automata

    Network Analysis

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    Morenos network

    Network Analysis in the Social Sciences

    Stephen P. Borgatti, Ajay Mehra, Daniel J. Brass,

    Giuseppe Labianca

    DOI: 10.1126/science.1165821

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    Thank You

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    References

    Richard T. Scaffer- An Introduction to Sociology N. Ellison et al. 2012; R. Epstein 2009; Gelles 2011;

    Rosenbloom 2011; Toma et al. 2008.

    Cheng 2003; Cooper et al. 2007; Sprague 2005. P. Adler and P. Adler 2011:1, 43, 44, 5455

    Q & A


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