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SOC100H5 Lecture 1: INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY

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Introduction to Sociology

Sociology

J Baker

University of Toronto Mississauga

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Calculus and Linear Algebra for Commerce

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Linear Algebra I

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SOC100H5 Lecture 2: RESEARCH METHODS

SOC100H5 Lecture 3: 15_01_19

Open-ended and close-ended questions as well can"t establish causation with a questionnaire but you can establish association between x and y. Pro: you

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SOC100H5 Lecture 1: INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY

SOC100H5 Lecture 1: INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY

SOC100H5 Lecture 2: RESEARCH METHODS

SOC100H5 Lecture 3: 15_01_19

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