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Behavior?

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in ethnography is an action taken by an individual in a cultural setting.

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Belief?

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in ethnography is how an individual thinks about or perceives things in a cultural setting.

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Case Study?

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is a variation of an ethnography in that the researcher provides an in-depth exploration of a bounded system (e.g. an activity, an event, a process, or an individual) based on extensive data collection.

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Collective case study?

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are case studies in which multiple cases are described and compared to provide insight into an issue.

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Context?

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in ethnography is the setting, situation, or environment that surrounds the cultural-sharing group being studied.

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Critical ethnographies?

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are a type of ethnographic research in which the author has an interest in advocating for the emancipation of groups marginalized in our society.

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cultural theme?

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in ethnography is a general position, declared or implied, that is opened, approved, or promoted in a society or group.

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Culture?

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is “everything having to do with human behavior and belief” It can include language, rituals, economic and political structures, life stages, interactions, and communication styles.

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culture sharing group?

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in ethnography is two or more individuals that have shared behaviors, beliefs, and language.

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description in ethnography?

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is a detailed rendering individuals and scenes to depict what is going on in the culture sharing group.

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Emic data?

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information supplied by participants in a study. It often refers to first-order concepts such as local language concepts, and ways of expression used by members in a cultural-sharing group.

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Ethnographic designs?

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are qualitative procedures for describing, analyzing, and interpreting a cultural group’s shared patterns of behavior, beliefs, and language that develop over time.

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etic data?

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is information representing the ethnographer’s interpretation of the participant’s perspective. It usually refers to second-order concepts such as the language used by the social scientist or educator to refer to the same phenomena mentioned by the participants.

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Fieldwork?

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in ethnography means that the researcher gathers data in the setting where the participants are located and where their shared patterns can be studied.

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instrumental case?

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is a type of qualitative case study in which the researcher studies a particular issue and finds one or more cases that illuminates the issue.

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interpretation in ethnography?

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is the process in qualitative ethnographic research in which the inquirer assess how, overall, the culture-sharing group works.

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Intrinsic case?

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is a type of qualitative case study in which the researcher studies the case itself because it is of exceptional interest.

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Language?

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in ethnography is how an individual talks to others in a cultural setting.

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negotiation data?

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consists of information that the participant and the researcher agree to use in a study.

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Realist Ethnography?

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is a type of ethnographic design in which the researcher provides an objective account of the situation, typically written in the third-person point of view, reporting on the information learned from participants at a field site.

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Reflectivity in ethnography?

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means that the researcher is aware of and openly discusses his or her role in a study in a way that honors and respects the site and the people being study.

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Shared pattern?

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in ethnography is a common social interaction that stabilizes, as tacit, rules and expectations of the group.

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thematic data analysis in ethnography?

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consists of distilling how things work and naming the essential features in these in the cultural setting.