Objectivity requires a social researcher to:
a. assume a completely neutral stance toward the issue under investigation.
b. recognize and attempt to control for bias.
c. manipulate the research subjects as if they were inanimate objects.
d. disguise any personal bias that they might have.
e. sign statements agreeing to remove all personal bias from their research.
Question 2
The sounds coming from a bird leads a speaker of English to think that the bird is singing, while it leads a speaker of Korean to think that the bird is weeping.. This difference supports the
a. linguistic relativity hypothesis.
b. existence of counter cultures.
c. idea of institutional completeness.
d. reentry shock concept.
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