"ologies"
The study of the human mind and behaviour.
What is psychology?
Who, What , Where, When & Why.
What are the 5 Ws?
The reliability, correctness and truthfulness of the information content.
What is accuracy?
Asks short questions based on a topic to a representative group.
What is a survey?
Take action to effect social change.
What is activism?
This "ologist" would ask: "Has the way that people have interacted, changed with the introduction of technology?"
What is a sociologist?
This step identifies what topic interests you about your topic and attempt to state your topic in the form of a question.
What is Step 1 of the Inquiry Method?
The reason the information exists.
What is Purpose?
Studies a particular subject matter primarily through watching them and note-taking.
What is Observation?
The study of language and customs of a particular culture would belong to this type of anthropology?
What is Cultural Anthropology?
The study of how human societies develop and function.
What is sociology?
Opinions or feelings that are determined without full consideration of all of available facts and information.
What is Bias?
The timeliness of the information also a word used to represent "money".
What is currency?
This research method involves putting the subject matter through an organized test.
What is an Experiment?
This type of person asks the question: "How can I make a difference." David Suzuki is considered this type of person.
What is an Activist?
This "ologist" would ask: "Why are some individuals more willing to accept and even provoke change?"
What is a psychologist?
This type of bias is defined as the probability of one person adopting a belief increases based on the number of people who hold that belief.
What is the Bandwagon Effect?
The importance of the information for your needs.
What is relevance?
After forming inquiry questions, based on a topic of interest, this statement is formed.
What is a hypothesis?
The grandfather of Psychology
Who is Freud?
The study of humans, culture and evolution.
What is Anthropology?
Define a question to investigate, make predictions/hypothesis; gather data; analyze the data; draw conclusions
What is Scientific Method?
An intensive, systematic investigation of a single individual, group, community or some other unit
What is a Case Study?
Before embarking on a social change project, you conduct this to see if its necessary and relevant.
What is a Needs Assessment?
Defined as, "Changes in human interactions and relationships that transform cultural and social institutions."
What is Social Change?