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So finally the 'methods' section of the AS Sociology course is nearly complete, after four weeks of social surveys, questionnaires, interviews and observations you will all be masters of who does what research and why. You now understand words like positivists, quantitative and case studies, but remember you must always think of why you would use each method or would not, for example if an email questionnaire is quick, explain why, i.e. because respondents can instantly send back their responses. But is it as simple as that? Obviously not, have you ever answered an
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Read an article on "The Making of a moonie" on sociology online.
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