| A | B |
|---|
| science | explaining through empirical study |
| significant | not occurring naturally |
| inference | causal statement based on data showing significant relationship |
| correlation | sig relationships that may or may not be causal |
| empirical | observed with 5 senses |
| normative | way things should be |
| theory | explanation of facts |
| sci attitude | skepticism |
| universal | applies to every circumstance |
| probablistic | applies to some of the circumstance |
| experiment | test controlled |
| null | no effect |
| experimental | undergoes treatment |
| control | no treatment |
| universe | group about which info is derived |
| sampling error | 95% |
| halo effect | good citizen answers |
| anthropologists primary research | field |
| uses survey | political science |
| uses survey | sociology |
| ethnography | society's behavior, beliefs, attitudes |
| secondary source | scientist's didn't collect |
| abortion answer | legal only under certain circumstances |
| legal abortion case | Roe v. Wade |
| college students description | middle-of-the-road |
| goal of sci method | explanation |
| explains why | relationships |
| hypothesis | statements about how relations may be |
| what should be | normative |
| most business vote republican | probablistic |
| placebo | fake |
| double-blind | neither knows |
| random | sampling |
| case study | particular event |
| salient | thought most on; strong about |
