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Government – Who’s Your Candidate, Ohio Election 2018
Using the vote411.org website below. Compare and contrast candidates in the upcoming November general elections. vote411.org You will need to navigate to your ballot by entering your address on the sidebar. It will then take you to a list of … Continue reading
Sociology Notes – Culture & Mass Media
Soc – Culture and Mass Media Notes
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Psychology Notes – Consciousness, Sleep, and Dreams
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Sociology – Conduct a Simple Survey or Experiment
Sociologists often use interviews, surveys, and experiments as methods for collecting data. You and your partner’s task is to create either a simple survey or experiment (to be conducted in class) that might either support or disprove a hypothesis of … Continue reading