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Inductive and Deductive Research

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A quiz to test understanding of inductive and deductive research.

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A quiz to test understanding of inductive and deductive research.

by Mudra
1

An economist wants to understand the impact of microloans on rural women entrepreneurs. She starts with the established economic theory that "access to capital in impoverished regions directly correlates with improved household nutrition." She gathers secondary data from microfinance NGOs covering 2,000 households, analyzes the nutritional intake data, and runs statistical tests to see if her specific predictions hold true in this population.

2

An organizational sociologist is granted access to a newly launched tech start-up. For the first six months, he simply sits in the office, watches how people interact, and takes detailed field notes. Over time, he begins to notice a recurring pattern: whenever employees play table tennis in the breakroom, they end up solving complex coding problems collaboratively. From these raw observations, he proposes a new concept called "Kinetic Problem-Solving in the Workplace."

3

According to the well-known "Broken Windows Theory," visible signs of disorder and neglect in an urban environment encourage further crime. An urban planner wants to test this in her city. She hypothesizes that cleaning up graffiti and fixing broken streetlights in three specific neighborhoods will lead to a measurable decrease in petty theft over six months. She collects police reports before and after the intervention to see if the data supports the theory.

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4

A researcher is reading about "Self-Determination Theory," which suggests that giving people autonomy increases their intrinsic motivation. Based on this theory, the researcher formulates a specific hypothesis: "High school students who are allowed to choose their own final project topics will score higher on engagement surveys than students assigned a topic." The researcher then surveys 500 students across four schools to confirm or reject this hypothesis.

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A community development worker in the Mandalay Region spends three months observing local farmers. She notices that farmers who plant marigolds around the perimeter of their tomato crops seem to have fewer issues with pests. She decides to interview 20 of these farmers and records their crop yields. Based on these observations and interviews, she develops a new theoretical model suggesting that "companion planting with marigolds disrupts pest life cycles in tropical climates."

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