The Scientific Method in Sociology
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The scientific method in sociology runs a fixed sequence: ask a question, review prior work, form a hypothesis, design a study, collect data, analyze, and report.
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A researcher asking whether commute length affects job satisfaction follows every step before claiming an answer.
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The sequence is not optional decoration; skipping the review repeats work already done.