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    Social research involves studying social phenomena like tuberculosis, illiteracy, and their causes within social groups and societies, which act as laboratories. For example, one study found that factors like poor housing, insufficient food, and stress contributed to higher tuberculosis rates. Another might examine illiteracy within a village, treating the entire village as a laboratory to explore factors influencing literacy levels. The goal of social research is to discover facts about social issues through systematic study of human behaviors and interactions within real-world social environments.

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    Social research involves studying social phenomena like tuberculosis, illiteracy, and their causes within social groups and societies, which act as laboratories. For example, one study found that factors like poor housing, insufficient food, and stress contributed to higher tuberculosis rates. Another might examine illiteracy within a village, treating the entire village as a laboratory to explore factors influencing literacy levels. The goal of social research is to discover facts about social issues through systematic study of human behaviors and interactions within real-world social environments.

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    Social research involves studying social phenomena like tuberculosis, illiteracy, and their causes within social groups and societies, which act as laboratories. For example, one study found that factors like poor housing, insufficient food, and stress contributed to higher tuberculosis rates. Another might examine illiteracy within a village, treating the entire village as a laboratory to explore factors influencing literacy levels. The goal of social research is to discover facts about social issues through systematic study of human behaviors and interactions within real-world social environments.

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    WHAT IS SOCIAL RESEARCH?

    o Example:

     We see that the slum areas & dirty houses are


    the origin of Tuberculosis (T.B) along with
    insufficient & impure food available to them.
     Worries & tensions added being the major
    factors of the phenomenon (T.B.)
     These factors are responsible for occurrence of
    this phenomenon (T.B)
    WHAT IS SOCIAL RESEARCH?
     It was all due to the scientific research that man
    made to explore the facts.
     It means that:
     The man is researcher who tries to discover
    facts after research.
     Research is done in a laboratory.
     In Sociology social group/society is our
    laboratory in which we study the phenomenon.
    WHAT IS SOCIAL RESEARCH?
    o Example:
     We study illiteracy in a village.
     The village is our laboratory.
     Illiteracy is our phenomenon.
    THE END

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