POLI 3000 TEST 1 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED
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Iterative process Ans✓✓✓we continually review and refine our work
while we are working in each step and across the steps
Literature Ans✓✓✓Our ideas come from our own experiences and the
published works or others called the
Research Question Ans✓✓✓We read and observe and think about the
world around us in order to develop a...
Empirical Theory Ans✓✓✓reformulates the research question based on
current knowledge from research, observation, and logic about the
phenomena under investigation.
Hypothesis Ans✓✓✓propose an explanation of how the concepts that
we are investigating work together
Applied Research Ans✓✓✓used to help solve practical problems
Axiology Ans✓✓✓the study of values
Basic assumptions of the research process Ans✓✓✓Knowledgeable,
communicable, generalizable
, Basic Research Ans✓✓✓is used to advance knowledge and look for
relationships between theoretical constructs and their related variables
Behavioral Research Ans✓✓✓how people behave in the political world
(voting) and factors that influence behaviors (age, race, gender, public
opinion, ideology, religion, etc.,)
Causal arguments meet 4 specific conditions Ans✓✓✓1) The two
concepts must co-vary
2) Must have proper temporal order
3) Causal mechanism (ties the two variables together)
4)The relationship between the two concepts cannot be spurious (caused
by a third unseen or unmeasured concept)
Communicable Ans✓✓✓Clearly articulates all parts of the research
process to others who can check our methods and results
Comparative Politics Ans✓✓✓draws comparisons at the country and
regional levels that are developed through in-depth case studies
Data collection Ans✓✓✓involves a number of practical concerns
Empirical Analysis Ans✓✓✓Refers to analysis of evidence of how
things actually are, or evidence of reality
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED
A+||BRAND NEW!!
Iterative process Ans✓✓✓we continually review and refine our work
while we are working in each step and across the steps
Literature Ans✓✓✓Our ideas come from our own experiences and the
published works or others called the
Research Question Ans✓✓✓We read and observe and think about the
world around us in order to develop a...
Empirical Theory Ans✓✓✓reformulates the research question based on
current knowledge from research, observation, and logic about the
phenomena under investigation.
Hypothesis Ans✓✓✓propose an explanation of how the concepts that
we are investigating work together
Applied Research Ans✓✓✓used to help solve practical problems
Axiology Ans✓✓✓the study of values
Basic assumptions of the research process Ans✓✓✓Knowledgeable,
communicable, generalizable
, Basic Research Ans✓✓✓is used to advance knowledge and look for
relationships between theoretical constructs and their related variables
Behavioral Research Ans✓✓✓how people behave in the political world
(voting) and factors that influence behaviors (age, race, gender, public
opinion, ideology, religion, etc.,)
Causal arguments meet 4 specific conditions Ans✓✓✓1) The two
concepts must co-vary
2) Must have proper temporal order
3) Causal mechanism (ties the two variables together)
4)The relationship between the two concepts cannot be spurious (caused
by a third unseen or unmeasured concept)
Communicable Ans✓✓✓Clearly articulates all parts of the research
process to others who can check our methods and results
Comparative Politics Ans✓✓✓draws comparisons at the country and
regional levels that are developed through in-depth case studies
Data collection Ans✓✓✓involves a number of practical concerns
Empirical Analysis Ans✓✓✓Refers to analysis of evidence of how
things actually are, or evidence of reality
