The Department of _____ guidelines are the most widely followed regulations for social science research in the U.S.
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(Question #2) Was Officer Powell's entry into Jackson's bedroom justified? Is there a general clothing exception to the Fourth Amendment?
A criminal compliant was sworn against Jackson and Diggs for distributing crack cocaine. The next day police executed a search warrant against Jackson at his apartment. After knocking, police heard shuffling inside. Jackson opened the door after two minutes and was arrested and handcuffed. Officers made a protective sweep of the apartment and found no one else there. Jackson was barefoot. He asked Officer Powell to get his shoes from his bedroom. Powell found Jackson's shoes on the floor between the bed and an open closet. As he walked into the room toward the shoes, he observed in plain view what appeared to be the handle of a handgun protruding from between the two mattresses of the bed. He lifted the mattress and retrieved a loaded black .380 caliber, semi-automatic handgun with its serial numbers filed off.
What will be an ideal response?
(Question #3) Was Kimberly's consent to search her motel room voluntary?
Narcotics Officer Odell followed Kimberly's car and stopped her at 12:15 a.m. after she made a turn from a left-turn lane without activating her car's turn signals. A registration check indicated that the license plate was registered to a different vehicle. Odell asked and Kimberly gave consent to search the car, which took about ten minutes. Odell discovered a seed and flake of marijuana on the driver's side floorboard. Odell told Kimberly that he would not charge her for the marijuana. He determined that she and her boyfriend were staying at a motel a quarter of a mile away and asked for permission and obtained consent to search her room. She drove her car to the motel. Officer Odell found personal amounts of marijuana and crack-cocaine in the room.
What will be an ideal response?
(Question #4) The _____________ is an orientation toward reality that assumes the beliefs and meanings people construct and use in a social context fundamentally shape social reality.
a. positivists social science
b. social construction of reality
c. idea of verstehen
d. objective of science
e. idea of determinism
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