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Before reading the article, the author thought social research simply examined social phenomena in an orderly way. However, after reading, the author now understands social research systematically investigates controlled observations to develop theories and hypotheses to predict and potentially control social functions. The author also initially thought applied research only solved specific problems, but now knows its primary purpose is to answer practical questions. Some unclear aspects for the author included how to determine using qualitative vs. quantitative methods, what constitutes a unit of study, and what data collection strategies are used. Questions the author had included whether economics is considered sociology, the importance of social research in business, and if fundamental research includes development theory.

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MRR#3 Ged109

Before reading the article, the author thought social research simply examined social phenomena in an orderly way. However, after reading, the author now understands social research systematically investigates controlled observations to develop theories and hypotheses to predict and potentially control social functions. The author also initially thought applied research only solved specific problems, but now knows its primary purpose is to answer practical questions. Some unclear aspects for the author included how to determine using qualitative vs. quantitative methods, what constitutes a unit of study, and what data collection strategies are used. Questions the author had included whether economics is considered sociology, the importance of social research in business, and if fundamental research includes development theory.

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Susbilla, Keille Peter B.

10/21/2020
OL163-GED109 MRR#3

1.  What are the three (3) things that you significantly learned from the reading? Please start by
saying ' Before reading the article, I used to think that (insert thought). After reading the article, I
now think that (insert thought)'.
* Before reading the article, I used to think that social exploration is an examination directed
simply by social researchers following an orderly arrangement. After reading the article, I now
that Social exploration currently can be characterized as the orderly and target investigation and
recording of controlled perceptions that may prompt the advancement of speculation, standards
or hypotheses bringing about expectation and potentially extreme control of functions in the
public arena.
* Before reading the article, I used to think that fundamental exploration is an examination and
examination intended to build our logical information base. After reading the article, I now think
that it is embraced to improve our comprehension of specific issues that normally happen in
social setting and how to comprehend them.
* Before reading the article, I used to think that applied examination is a sort of exploration plan
that lone looks to take care of a particular issue or give inventive answers for issues influencing
an individual, gathering, or and so on. After reading the article, I now think that applied research
significant reason for existing is to respond to pragmatic and helpful inquiry.
2. What three (3) things about the reading are unclear to you?
* When planning an examination plan or program, how do social analysts conclude which is the
best subjective or quantitative?
* What is the unit or study and what qualities and cycle will coordinate the examination?
* What information assortment strategy is utilized?
3. What three (3) questions that you want to ask about the reading?
* Would financial matters be viewed as sociology?
* What is the significance and significance of utilizing social exploration in a business setting?
* Does fundamental exploration incorporate development hypothesis?

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