Interpretive sociologists examine meanings attached to behaviors.This most commonly leads them to use which of the following measures?
A) quantitative
B) qualitative
C) spurious
D) invalid

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Interpretive sociologists focus on the meanings and interpretations of behaviors, which are often best captured through qualitative measures such as interviews, observations, and open-ended surveys. Quantitative measures would not necessarily capture the full range of meanings attached to behaviors, and the terms spurious and invalid do not apply to measures themselves, but rather to relationships between variables.

Interpretive Sociologists Examine Meanings Attached to Behaviors