The Field Researcher Can Begin to Look for Patterns Across

question 35

Multiple Choice

The field researcher can begin to look for patterns across the notes by coding the data:

• A)during the observation period.
• B)during the participation process.
• C)after the theory has been generated.
• D)after the analytic field notes have been written.
• E)before the researcher gets involved as a participant.

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Definitions:

Preindustrial

pertains to the period or society before the widespread adoption of industrialization, characterized by agrarian economies and limited technological advancement.

Uncontrollable Disease

A disease that cannot be effectively managed or restrained through medical intervention or lifestyle changes.

Replacement Level

The replacement level is the number of children that each woman must have on average for population size to remain stable. Ignoring any inflow of population from other countries and any outflow to other countries, the replacement level is 2.1.

Total Fertility Rate

The average number of children born to a woman over her lifetime within a population.