Overall Grade (Highest Attempt) 13. - A-
Question 1 1..5 points
What term refers to a person’s place in society, generally determined by
a combination of a person’s identity aspects such as race, gender,
sexuality, and social class status? Select one.
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Social learning
Social identity
Social thinking
Social location
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n2 1..5 points
What is the term for a set of beliefs that guide scientific work in an area
including unquestioned presupposition, accepted theories, and
exemplary research findings? Select one.
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Functionalism
Scientific regularity
Organic solidarity
Scientific paradigms
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n3 .5 points
What are the "5 Why's" of root cause analysis? Select one.
Question options:
, Interpretation, control, milestones, objectives, comprehension
Who, what, where, how and why
Define, measure, analyze, improve and control
Why, why, why, why and why
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n4 1..5 points
What are some ways to identify a problem that can turned into a
research questions? Select all that apply.
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Step back and take a look at your daily life
Start thinking about topics you already know something about
Copy a question you find on the internet
You do not need to identify a problem in order to create a research question
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n5 1..5 points
Data is something we collect to and analyze in order to arrive at
research conclusions.
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True
False
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Question 1 1..5 points
What term refers to a person’s place in society, generally determined by
a combination of a person’s identity aspects such as race, gender,
sexuality, and social class status? Select one.
Question options:
Social learning
Social identity
Social thinking
Social location
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n2 1..5 points
What is the term for a set of beliefs that guide scientific work in an area
including unquestioned presupposition, accepted theories, and
exemplary research findings? Select one.
Question options:
Functionalism
Scientific regularity
Organic solidarity
Scientific paradigms
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n3 .5 points
What are the "5 Why's" of root cause analysis? Select one.
Question options:
, Interpretation, control, milestones, objectives, comprehension
Who, what, where, how and why
Define, measure, analyze, improve and control
Why, why, why, why and why
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n4 1..5 points
What are some ways to identify a problem that can turned into a
research questions? Select all that apply.
Question options:
Step back and take a look at your daily life
Start thinking about topics you already know something about
Copy a question you find on the internet
You do not need to identify a problem in order to create a research question
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n5 1..5 points
Data is something we collect to and analyze in order to arrive at
research conclusions.
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True
False
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