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SCLY4 - Positivism
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SCLY4 - Positivism
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sociology
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SCLY4 - Positivism
Structural theory
Enlightenment = truth
Objective
Deterministic factors
Socialisation
Conditioning
Institutes = linked
Social facts
Social forces
Sociologists
Durkheim
Marx
Weber
Science
Quantitative data
Correlations
Objectivity
NO VALUES
Observable data
Laws of behaviour
Sociologists
Popper
Comte
Primary Data
Experiments
Lab and field
Questionnaires
g
Structured Interviews
Quantitative data
Closed questions
Observations
Secondary Data
Official statistics
Crime
e.g. Divorce can cause crime to increase, as lack of male role model turns boys to delinquent subcultures
Divorce
e.g. divorce can lead to poorer performance in education
Religion
e.g. change in power of education from religious institutions to the state
Education
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