sociology research methods

Sampling: Meaning, Need and Importance in Sociological Research

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Non-Probability Sampling in Sociology

Introduction In sociology, research plays a vital role in understanding human behavior, social institutions, and cultural patterns. However, studying an entire population is often impractical due to constraints of time, cost, and logistics. This is where sampling becomes an essential research technique. Sampling allows sociologists to study a manageable portion of a population and draw … Read more

Problem of Objectivity in Social Research

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Observation in Social Research: A Sociological Perspective

Introduction on Problem of Objectivity Objectivity lies at the heart of all scientific inquiry. It refers to the ability to observe, analyze, and present findings without personal bias, emotion, or preconceived notions. In natural sciences, maintaining objectivity is relatively straightforward because experiments can be repeated under controlled conditions. However, in social research, where human beings … Read more