Prediction for Q1 (1 Viewer)

[stears]

2001(a) Define quantitative research.(b) Define qualitative research.

2002(a) Define micro world.(b) Define macro world.

2003(a) Define primary research.(b) Define secondary research.

2004 ?

 

[hotmizzie]

define personal experience/public knowledge?

 

[jhakka]

I imagine you'll have to define something.

 

[stears]

define personal experience/public knowledge?

They were used in 2003 Q2 (a) Distinguish between personal experience and public knowledge.

 

[mishka]

hahaha, sorta off-topic but question 1a and 1b in the 2001 society paper was exactly what we had to do for our first short answer question in CAFS this year!!!

it might be... define homogenous society and hybrid society... i dunno really!!

 

[winicat]

I imagine you'll have to define something.

how deductive of you...

 

[jhakka]

how deductive of you...

I like to deduce patterns from seemingly indeducible serieses.

 

[vanillalatte]

do they include any prelim stuff in these 1st few questions?

 

[Jessisbored]

How does everyone remember the difference between acculturation and enculturation....it get it muddled up

 

[em_516]

How does everyone remember the difference between acculturation and enculturation....it get it muddled up

enculturation – basically..it's socialisation..

acculturation – adopting values and beliefs from another culture..like when a country is colonised, values or beliefs of the colonial power will be instilled into the invaded country..

 

[Survivor39]

do they include any prelim stuff in these 1st few questions?

From the past few HSC papers, it looks like the examiners expect you to know some preliminary stuffs. So go back to some prelim syllabus and have a look at some of the terminologies like acculturation.

 

[Survivor39]

How does everyone remember the difference between acculturation and enculturation....it get it muddled up

Acculturation is the process of contacts between different cultures and also the outcome of such contacts. it may invovle direct social interaction or exposure to other cultures through mass media.

Enculturation is the idea that to be a full member of a culture or sub-culture, individuals have to learn to use, formally and informally, the patterns of cultural behaviour prescribed by that culture.

I'm glad someone actually attempted my prediction questions. haha.

 

[vanillalatte]

From the past few HSC papers, it looks like the examiners expect you to know some preliminary stuffs. So go back to some prelim syllabus and have a look at some of the terminologies like acculturation.

thanks! but ahhhh mehhh more stuff to cram now. i guess the exam is only 2 hours - better than most subjects.

 

[nessie_lee]

it might be... define homogenous society and hybrid society... i dunno really!!

eeeh??? looks like i have a wee bit more studying to do! lol..

 

[winicat]

it might be... define homogenous society and hybrid society... i dunno really!!

what the heck are they?! *freaks* calm... *zen mode*

 

[Jessisbored]

i might be completely wrong but just from memory,Homogenous means one distinct culture within a society, for example within Bali, however Hybrid is many different cultures within one society, for example australia as we are multicultural.

Am i right? or is it the other way around? I didnt get that out of a book

 

[mishka]

you're absolutely correct!! 50 points for jessisbored!!

another prediction: distinguish between an ethnographic study and a case study.

 

[Goddess Zenith]

fuck these prediction i just hope it is easy

 

[mishka]

EVERYONE hopes it's easy. we're just trying to make it easier for ourselves to come up with possible questions so that we're prepared!