A03

• What is one strength of socially sensitive research?

  It can benefit the studied group.
• When was homosexuality removed from the DSM-1?

  1973
• What was the Kinsey report based on?

  Anonymous interviews with over 5000 men.
• What did the Kinsey report conclude about homosexuality?

  It is a typical expression of human sexual behavior.
• Why did the Kinsey report cause outrage?

  It discussed taboo topics openly.
• What is a potential negative consequence of studying socially sensitive topics?

  It may lead to stigmatization of groups.
• What does research on the 'criminal gene' suggest?

  It raises questions about accountability in crime.
• Why is careful consideration needed in socially sensitive research?

  To understand possible outcomes and consequences.
• Who relies on research related to socially sensitive issues?

  Policymakers
• Why is it preferable to base social policies on scientific research?

  It avoids politically motivated views.
• What is the role of the ONS in the UK?

  Collecting and analyzing objective statistics.
• What is a limitation of poor research design in socially sensitive topics?

  It can lead to erroneous findings impacting society.
• What was the impact of Burt's research despite its fraud exposure?

  The 11+ continued to be used.
• At what age do children take the entrance exam for independent schools?

  Age 11
• Why is careful planning necessary for research on socially sensitive topics?

  To ensure findings are valid and impactful.
• What are the strengths and weaknesses of socially sensitive research?

  Strengths:

  • Benefits the studied group
  • Informs policymakers

  
  

  Weaknesses:

  • Potential negative consequences
  • Poor research design can mislead