A sociologist wants to know how satisfied workers at Company X ...

[cnetterville]

A sociologist wants to know how satisfied workers at Company X are with their jobs. She goes to personnel records to find out how many years each worker has been with the company as an indicator of how satisfied they must be. One benefit of her method is that later researchers can easily use her method to produce the same data and results. A colleague argues with her, however, that years with the company is not an accurate measure of job satisfaction. The sociologist's method might be said to be
 
  a. reliable and valid.
  b. reliable but not valid.
  c. valid and generalizable.
  d. valid but not reliable.
  e. neither valid nor reliable.

Question 2

An ethnography differs from personal anecdote in that
 
  a. an anecdote is humorous.
  b. not all anecdotes are about work.
  c. the ethnographic observer is more detached and objective.
  d. an ethnography is not about real people.
  e. an ethnography is not reliable.

[amanda_14]

Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c

[cnetterville]

Excellent

[mcarey591]

Gracias!