Collaborative Research

question 1

Multiple Choice

Collaborative research

• A)is an approach to learning about cultures that involves the anthropologist working with researchers from other disciplines as partners and teammates rather than competing researchers
• B)is an approach to learning about cultures that involves the anthropologist working as a consultant hired by a given population to conduct research on their culture
• C)is an approach whereby the researcher trains local community members to conduct research on their own culture
• D)is an approach whereby researchers work with local researchers as teammates and collaborate as coauthors in publishing accounts of the research
• E)is an approach to learning about culture that involves the anthropologist working with members of the study population as partners and teammates rather than a researcher and subject.

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