Name: Die Marienthal-Studie. Erkenntnisgewinn durch Triangulation?
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Study paper from 2020 in the field of Politics - Fundamentals and General, grade: 1.3, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (Political Science), language: German.

Abstract: One of the most groundbreaking studies on the psychological and social effects of unemployment is the Marienthal Study. A group of Austrian researchers conducted an extensive investigation of the village of Marienthal during the Great Depression of 1929/1930, where the closure of the only industrial enterprise resulted in the loss of jobs for almost all residents. The study is now considered a milestone in empirical social research, as it was the first to examine the socio-psychological effects of long-term unemployment and applied a range of modern and new research methods that meet current scientific standards. The study also clearly demonstrated that mass unemployment does not lead to a socialist revolution as assumed, but rather results in a passive and resigned attitude among those affected. Furthermore, the study is known for its unique combination of qualitative and quantitative data collection methods, which were effectively utilized to address the research questions. Against this background, the following paper focuses on the qualitative and quantitative research methods used. The aim is to examine the extent to which methodological triangulation and the inclusion of quantitative data collection methods have contributed to additional insights. To answer the raised question, an analytical framework is initially required. Chapter 2 serves as the theoretical basis, presenting and discussing the qualitative and quantitative paradigms of empirical social research, along with their fundamental concepts and axioms. Subsequently, an assessment will be made regarding whether the Marienthal Study...

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