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answer each question please readings and videos for each part.docx
1. answer each question please readings and videos for each part
answer each question please readings and videos for each part are provided below.Part
oneWhat are the pitfalls of “common sense” observations and logic? Provide three
examples.What is “positionality,” and what are its components? How do these components
influence our perceptions, understandings, and conclusions about the world—including the
questions we ask and our common-sense observations and logic?Social research examines
patterns of relationships (that is, patterns of interconnections). What three basic themes of
patterned relationships/interconnections does social research examine (pages 6-8 [ending
before “How Social Research…”])? Provide an example for each of the three basic
themes.Part twoAs described by Mencimer, how does Edlin’s poverty research attempt to
overcome the pitfalls of common-sense observation and logic, common errors in reasoning,
and her own positionality?How does Edlin’s research address the three basic themes of
patterned social relationships?What If Everything You Knew About Poverty Was
Wrong?https://sites.middlebury.edu/utopias/files/2013/02/The-
Promise.pdfhttps://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-power-
prime/201107/common-sense-is-neither-common-nor-sense
![answer each question please readings and videos for each part
answer each question please readings and videos for each part are provided below.Part
oneWhat are the pitfalls of “common sense” observations and logic? Provide three
examples.What is “positionality,” and what are its components? How do these components
influence our perceptions, understandings, and conclusions about the world—including the
questions we ask and our common-sense observations and logic?Social research examines
patterns of relationships (that is, patterns of interconnections). What three basic themes of
patterned relationships/interconnections does social research examine (pages 6-8 [ending
before “How Social Research…”])? Provide an example for each of the three basic
themes.Part twoAs described by Mencimer, how does Edlin’s poverty research attempt to
overcome the pitfalls of common-sense observation and logic, common errors in reasoning,
and her own positionality?How does Edlin’s research address the three basic themes of
patterned social relationships?What If Everything You Knew About Poverty Was
Wrong?https://sites.middlebury.edu/utopias/files/2013/02/The-
Promise.pdfhttps://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-power-
prime/201107/common-sense-is-neither-common-nor-sense](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/answereachquestionpleasereadingsandvideosforeachpart-230623215056-5147652a/85/answer-each-question-please-readings-and-videos-for-each-part-docx-1-320.jpg)
