Exam 6: Ethnographic Field Strategies
Exam 1: Introduction15 Questions
Exam 2: Designing Qualitative Research15 Questions
Exam 3: Ethical Issues15 Questions
Exam 4: A Dramaturgical Look at Interviewing15 Questions
Exam 5: Focus Group Interviewing15 Questions
Exam 6: Ethnographic Field Strategies15 Questions
Exam 7: Participatory Action Research15 Questions
Exam 8: Unobtrusive Measures in Research15 Questions
Exam 9: Social Historical Research and Oral Traditions15 Questions
Exam 10: Case Studies15 Questions
Exam 11: An Introduction to Content Analysis15 Questions
Exam 12: Writing Research: Finding Meaning in Data15 Questions
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Dr.Amala is using computer technology,including the Web,and specific programs to incorporate audio,visual,and written documentation of field events of his ethnography of college football games.His goal is to incorporate his observations into one account with links among data,analysis,and interpretative and supportive texts.This situation is an example of
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Dr.Moran,who is conducting an ethnography of Alpha Beta Lambda sorority,asks the members how much they like or dislike their sorority leadership.Dr.Moran is conducting a
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A systematic method for classifying similar events,actions,objects,people,or places into discrete groupings is called
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Dr.Bennet is conducting an ethnography on a group of drug dealers.She understands she is exposing herself to otherwise avoidable dangers simply by having to be in a dangerous setting or circumstance.This situation is an example of
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A researcher who enters a setting for study because it is available and convenient to study is exhibiting
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Brief reminder notes that are written down and used later to jog the researcher's memory are called
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Which is NOT an element that field notes should consistently contain?
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Dr.Brady is conducting an ethnography on people who frequent a local pub.She drinks heavily to gain greater acceptance among the group.She understands her alcohol consumption could trigger conflict,violence,or hostility from others in the pub.This situation is an example of
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Dr.Gonzales is conducting an ethnography on the game Minecraft.He explores the online social world through the game and discussion boards.This situation is an example of
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A person indigenous to the group and setting being studied who is convinced that the study is worthwhile and meaningful to group and that no harm will fall upon the group,and then extends his or her credibility among the group to the researcher is a(n)
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Dr.Vila is completing an ethnography on a local soccer club,and he likens the members to a group of fraternity brothers.This situation is an example of a
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A person who is in a position to grant or deny access to the research scenario by making the researcher's goals very easy,very difficult,or impossible is called a(n)
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When subjects know they are in a research study and alter their usual or routine behavior to react to the presence of the researcher,this is called
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