What is meant by reflexivity in sociological research ?
Correct answer: A. research findings feed back into society and as a result may change it
- A. research findings feed back into society and as a result may change it
- B. research findings empower the general public making them more confident
- C. research funders have control over research findings and who has access
- D. sociologists learn more about the society they live in
Explanation
Reflexivity here refers to the way research findings can feed back into society and influence the people or institutions studied. It is different from simply making the public more confident or helping sociologists learn more.
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