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Ethnograpic research techniques - 10.2

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Ethnograpic research techniques

by Berenice Osorio
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Etic perspective

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Emic perspective

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

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

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

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

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

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Creating kinship diagram and genealogies to understand social alliances

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

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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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