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Field research differs from other modes of observation in that:
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it is both a data-collecting activity and a theory-generating activity.
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Professor Sullivan performed an observational study of the norms that govern interactions between cab drivers and their passengers. Which one of the following does this example reflect?
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Encounters.
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The most serious ethical prblesm exist for which type of researcher role?
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Complete participant.
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A common first step in doing fied reserach is:
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reviewing literature.
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Which one of the following is most appropriate for asking questions during field research?
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Qualitative interviews.
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Which on of the following is false regarding field notes? Or are they all true?
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Get the major points, but don't worry about getting as many details as you can.
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Professor Patecki did a field research sudy of people attending a new church in his neighborhood. He reflected carefully on how his own characteristics might affect his study as well as how he might interpret the results. Patecki was engaging in:
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reflexivity.
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Ways to establish initial contacts with people you intend to study are especially affected by:
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the role you intend to play.
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The more reserachers have gone into the field to study their fellow humans face-to-face, the more they have become conscious of implicit assumptions about:
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researcer superiority.
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In comparison to surveys and experiments, field research has:
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high validity and low reliability.
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