Ethnographic techniques_ANTROPOLOGY TOPIC 9

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Froggy Jumps Ethnographic techniques_ANTROPOLOGY TOPIC 9Online version Review concepts about ethnographic techniques. by Melisa Flameng 1 What is a common experience for researchers during total immersion in fieldwork? a Cultural shock b Physical exhaustion c Financial difficulties 2 How long does an ethnographer need to stay in the field to experience all events? a One year b One month c Six months 3 What is recorded in a field diary? a Detailed observations, including odors and mental images b Historical documents c Financial data 4 What is the term "rapport" referring to in ethnographic research? a Relationship established with hosts-observed b Financial support from sponsors c Linguistic competence of the researcher 5 What does the semi-structured interview technique help collect? a Basic statistical data per home or family b Financial data only c Technological advancements 6 What is ethnography oriented to problems focused on? a Investigating a particular issue b Covering all aspects of daily life c Conducting laboratory experiments 7 What is longitudinal research in ethnography? a Long-term studies with multiple visits b Short-term studies c Avoiding fieldwork 8 How is team research conducted in ethnography? a By a team with members that may vary over time b By a single researcher only c By using only historical documents 9 What should an ethnographer do when the local language is not spoken? a Progress through stages of language learning b Use only translators c Conduct interviews in the researcher's language 10 What is a key characteristic of the semi-structured interview? a Collecting basic statistical data per home or family b Using only formal questions c Avoiding personal interaction 11 Why is it advisable to conduct interviews after spending time in the community? a To prevent resistance to share personal information with strangers b To avoid interaction c To use only written documents

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Ethnographic techniques_ANTROPOLOGY TOPIC 9Online version

by Melisa Flameng

What is a common experience for researchers during total immersion in fieldwork?

How long does an ethnographer need to stay in the field to experience all events?

What is recorded in a field diary?

What is the term "rapport" referring to in ethnographic research?

What does the semi-structured interview technique help collect?

What is ethnography oriented to problems focused on?

What is longitudinal research in ethnography?

How is team research conducted in ethnography?

What should an ethnographer do when the local language is not spoken?

What is a key characteristic of the semi-structured interview?

Why is it advisable to conduct interviews after spending time in the community?