The Separation of Inference in Field Research Is

question 10

Multiple Choice

The separation of inference in field research is

• A) separating direct observation notes from notes on what a researcher infers.
• B) forgetting to mention the worldview of racial groups or gender other than the researcher's.
• C) selecting particular times, places, or people to observe in more detail based upon an evolving theoretical understanding.
• D) separating data presentation and data analysis too much.

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