Sociology Experiments QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on the use of experiments in sociology research! by sarah ayyad 1 What is the primary purpose of experiments in sociology? a To collect qualitative data. b To establish cause-and-effect relationships. c To analyze historical trends. d To conduct surveys. 2 Which method is commonly used in sociological experiments? a Focus groups. b Randomized controlled trials. c Content analysis. d Ethnographic studies. 3 What is a key advantage of using experiments in sociology? a High ecological validity. b Rich qualitative insights. c Control over variables. d Longitudinal data collection. 4 What is a common ethical concern in sociological experiments? a Sample size. b Informed consent. c Data analysis methods. d Statistical significance. 5 What type of experiment manipulates the independent variable? a Observational studies. b Laboratory experiments. c Surveys. d Field experiments. 6 Which of the following is NOT a type of sociological experiment? a Laboratory experiment. b Field experiment. c Natural experiment. d Meta-analysis. 7 What is a limitation of experiments in sociology? a Inability to measure variables. b Limited generalizability. c High cost. d Lack of control. 8 Which sociologist is known for using experiments in social psychology? a Max Weber. b Emile Durkheim. c Solomon Asch. d Herbert Spencer. 9 What is the term for the group that does not receive the experimental treatment? a Experimental group. b Test group. c Sample group. d Control group. 10 In sociological experiments, what does 'random assignment' help to ensure? a Higher sample size. b More qualitative data. c Longer study duration. d Equal distribution of characteristics.
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