Research Methodologies and Methods
The comparative method is a fundamental research approach in social sciences that involves comparing two or more cases, societies, or phenomena to identify patterns, similarities, and differences. It helps researchers […]
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What is Positivism?** Positivism is a philosophical approach that asserts that knowledge is derived from empirical evidence and scientific methods. It emphasizes observation, experimentation, and logical reasoning as the primary
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Question 1: What is Phenomenology? Explain with Reference to the Contribution of Martin Heidegger Phenomenology is a philosophical and methodological approach that focuses on understanding human experiences as they are
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Programme Code : MSOCourse Code : MSO-002Assignment Code: MSO-002/AST/TMA/2024-25 Feminist methods in social science research are designed to address and challenge the ways in which traditional research approaches have historically
Programme Code : MSOCourse Code : MSO-002Assignment Code: MSO-002/AST/TMA/2024-25 The participatory approach to social research, often referred to as participatory research or participatory action research (PAR), emphasizes collaboration between researchers
Programme Code : MSOCourse Code : MSO-002Assignment Code: MSO-002/AST/TMA/2024-25 The comparative method is a research approach used in social sciences to understand and analyze similarities and differences between various cases
Programme Code : MSOCourse Code : MSO-002Assignment Code: MSO-002/AST/TMA/2024-25 Positivism is a philosophical approach that advocates the application of the scientific method and empirical standards to the study of society.
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Programme Code : MSOCourse Code : MSO-002Assignment Code: MSO-002/AST/TMA/2024-25 Phenomenology is a philosophical method and movement that seeks to explore and describe the structures of experience and consciousness. It aims
