“Sociological Investigation”
Please respond to the following:
Imagine that you are going to do sociological research.
Describe the topic.
Describe the methodological approach you would use.
Explain why you selected your preferred approach.
The American Sociological Association has established a code of ethics for sociologists to adhere to.
Discuss which of the five principles you feel is the most important and state why.
From your perspective, describe what seems to be missing from the list that you feel is important for a sociologist.
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