While I’ve previously posted a Revision Map on Sociological Perspectives I never, for some reason, got around to posting further Maps (at least, not in
Alexandra Sugden’s YouTube Channel contains a load of online lectures, for both GCSE and A-level, covering areas like crime and deviance, education, sociological theory, research
Over the past few years the concept of triangulation has become increasingly central to an understanding of both research methodology and methods – their strengths,
I know I said the Teacher Guides were the “third and final” post in this series of Psychology Lesson Elements and Delivery Guides but I
This Booklet was created by Steven Humphrys, based on one of Ken Browne’s many Sociology textbooks. I don’t know which one but since the Booklet’s
Theoretical research considerations – from methodological perspective to questions of reliability and validity – form the third part of the P.E.T. (Practical, Ethical, Theoretical) triumvirate
Ethics refers to the morality of doing something and ethical questions relating to sociological research involve beliefs about what a researcher should – or should
Sociologists do research for a wide range of reasons and in this post we’re looking at a range of practical research considerations relating to, firstly,
methodological pluralism While it’s necessary, for the sake of illustration, to differentiate between different sociological methodologies, this doesn’t mean positivism and interpretivism simply occupy their
A methodology is a framework for research that focuses on how it is possible to collect reliable and valid data about, in this instance, the