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Causality

Understanding Causality in Social Science

Test your knowledge of causality in social science with this engaging quiz! Explore critical concepts such as the difference between qualitative approaches, the role of variables in causation, and the common misconceptions surrounding correlation and causation.

7 thought-provoking questions
Multiple choice format
Perfect for students and academics alike!

7 Questions2 MinutesCreated by ExploringMind27

Which one of the 2 approaches is considered qualitative?

Nomothetic

Idiographic

In explaining causation, which variable must experience change first?

Dependent

Independent

Both

Neither

In non-experimental research, the researcher cannot prescribe treatment

True

False

What is the name of the variable that causes spuriousness?

Third variable

Outlier variable

Extraneous variable

Dubious variable

Social scientists use only the idiographic approach

True

False

Two idiographic criteria for explaining causation are context and what?

Application

Mechanism

Origin

Randomization

Does correlation equal causation?

Hell, no

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