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    Napping In Children

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    observing the children after they took their nap. For example, the researched were able to observe how the children that took a nap were better able to recall the learning verbs. b. How is it measured? (self-report survey, self-report interview, ethnography, naturalistic observation, systematic observation) ¬ This study was measured by systematic observation. Systematic observation is when there is a careful observation of one or more specific behavior in a setting. (Dyer, 2017) For example,…

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    Longitudinal Design

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    There are different types of special developmental researching tools used by investigators to study people and behaviors. One type is The Longitudinal Design. In this type of study participants are studied repeatedly over a period of time. The time frame can be a few months to a few years, or decades to a lifetime. Changes and new behaviors are noted as the participants get older. This type of design has 2 major strengths; researchers can track the performance of each person over the selected…

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    only shaped by those who use them but not only shape are both shaped by and also shape social and cultural practice. Geertz 's broad description and his methods of interpretive anthropology lack the scientific structure that is required of quality ethnography and are often criticized for not being scientific enough. Many scholars also contend that Geertz 's methods ultimately result in a lack of contribution to the construction of any larger or over arching…

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    Youth culture is a shared symbolic system in which adolescents use to affect their own identities, creativity, and growth in their lives. To better understand how cultures effect youth’s identities, creativity, and self-growth, one should study ethnographies; which anthropologist create to show their studies of cultures and people. Las Hurdes, directed by Luis Bunuel is an ethnographic film that shows how youth culture is a lot different than other youth cultures. In this small village, there…

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    “Bringing a cock to an important fight was, for an adult male, a compulsory duty of citizenship.” The field of anthropology is often misunderstood for its legitimist reasoning, by the people whom are being studied. Ethnography is only one form of research performed by anthropologist; although named at times the most difficult to conduct for its many varying reasons that have to do with studying a persons life up close. The Balinese cockfight is only one extraordinary example of this. Author of…

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    of studies concerning the impoverished slums of the inner city (Bourgois 1995), to the lavish lifestyles of the Wall Street bankers that run America (Ho, 2009). What remains, as far as I am aware, is a report on everything in-between. Thus, an ethnography of the middle class, as opposed to reporting on the limits of the economic spectrum, is in order to bring this previously unheard demographic to the discussion. As mentioned above, there is a need for emulation of Mead’s public-access…

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    The Saltmen Of Tibet

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    The ethnography on “The Saltmen of Tibet” by Ulrike Koch is a brilliant film of one of the last nomadic Tibetan population living a Pre- Consumeristic lifestyle on the harsh regions of the Himalayas, rather then the typical lavourish Canadian consumeristic lifestyle. This film is remarkable because the Saltmen are able to survive in such a barren place with little commodities. Once a year the Saltmen pilgrimage to salt lakes, which lasts months, in order to extract salt. The salts that the…

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    Galileo Galilei, the astronomer famed and scorned for his unorthodox ideas about a heliocentric galaxy once said “All truths are easy to understand once they are discovered; the point is to discover them.” Candace Fleming, in her nonfiction work, The Family Romanov: Murder, Rebellion, and the Fall of Imperial Russia, strives to reveal the truth about the truth about what happened to the Romanov family, a puzzling piece of history surrounded by controversies and rumors. Many concerned parents…

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    students are not too busy worrying about residency and completing course prerequisites, instead rather taking the time to translate the cultural suffering of various societies into their own studies. Courses lacking integration of anthropology and ethnography are the reasons why the next generations of doctors may be lacking essential concepts of cultural language and the manners which to engage and communicate with patients without the assertive barrier of medical knowledge as a dominating…

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    Broken Bodies Summary

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    Skagit Valley of Washington state. This gave him a distinct advantage, given that one of his goals was to understand the way farm labor affects the health of the Triqui people: it altered his perspective. This is evident in the way he wrote the ethnography; Holmes’ book included his own experiences in addition to those he witnessed and discussed with his companions. Having his own perspective on these experiences allowed…

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