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Froggy Jumps Ethnograpic research techniques - 10.2Versión en línea Ethnograpic research techniques por Berenice Osorio 1 Etic perspective a It's the internal point of view of the members of a culture b It's the external and analytical view of the researcher c It is the combination of both members and researchers' perspectives 2 Emic perspective a It's the internal point of view of the members of a culture b It's the external and analytical view of the researcher c It is the combination of both members and researchers' perspectives 3 The following statements are true about etic and emic perspectives except... a Etic and emic approaches are opposite b Etic and emic approaches are complimentary c Both etic and emic approaches are necessary to analyze culture 4 Type of observation where the reasercher participates in the every day life of the community being studied a Direct observation b Participant observation c Indirect observation 5 Observation of individual and collective behavior in diverse, daily, and specific situations of the community being studied a Direct observation b Participant observation c Indirect observation 6 Prolonged study of a site, community, or phenomenon over time that allows researchers to keep track of the changes and evolution a Longitudinal research b Problem-oriented research c Team research 7 Applying ethnography to a particular phenomenon, institution, event, organization, or social problem a Longitudinal research b Problem-oriented research c Team research 8 Creating kinship diagram and genealogies to understand social alliances a Genealogical method b Life history c Key informant 9 People within the community that act as a "bridge" between the community and the researcher a Genealogical method b Life history c Key informant 10 Extensive personal account of a person's view of their life to know their perceptions of lived social, political, or economic events a Genealogical method b Life history c Key informant

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Ethnograpic research techniques - 10.2Versión en línea

Ethnograpic research techniques

por Berenice Osorio

Etic perspective

It's the internal point of view of the members of a culture

It's the external and analytical view of the researcher

It is the combination of both members and researchers' perspectives

Emic perspective

It's the internal point of view of the members of a culture

It's the external and analytical view of the researcher

It is the combination of both members and researchers' perspectives

The following statements are true about etic and emic perspectives except...

Etic and emic approaches are opposite

Etic and emic approaches are complimentary

Both etic and emic approaches are necessary to analyze culture

Type of observation where the reasercher participates in the every day life of the community being studied

Direct observation

Participant observation

Indirect observation

Observation of individual and collective behavior in diverse, daily, and specific situations of the community being studied

Direct observation

Participant observation

Indirect observation

Prolonged study of a site, community, or phenomenon over time that allows researchers to keep track of the changes and evolution

Longitudinal research

Problem-oriented research

Team research

Applying ethnography to a particular phenomenon, institution, event, organization, or social problem

Longitudinal research

Problem-oriented research

Team research

Creating kinship diagram and genealogies to understand social alliances

Genealogical method

Life history

Key informant

People within the community that act as a "bridge" between the community and the researcher

Genealogical method

Life history

Key informant

Extensive personal account of a person's view of their life to know their perceptions of lived social, political, or economic events

Genealogical method

Life history

Key informant

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Ethnograpic research techniques - 10.2Versión en línea

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Etic perspective

Emic perspective

The following statements are true about etic and emic perspectives except...

Type of observation where the reasercher participates in the every day life of the community being studied

Observation of individual and collective behavior in diverse, daily, and specific situations of the community being studied

Prolonged study of a site, community, or phenomenon over time that allows researchers to keep track of the changes and evolution

Applying ethnography to a particular phenomenon, institution, event, organization, or social problem

Creating kinship diagram and genealogies to understand social alliances

People within the community that act as a "bridge" between the community and the researcher

Extensive personal account of a person's view of their life to know their perceptions of lived social, political, or economic events

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