An Element That Distinguishes Participant Observation from Other Ethnographic Approaches

question 71

Multiple Choice

An element that distinguishes participant observation from other ethnographic approaches is:

• A)living as a member of the community
• B)increased time spent in data collection
• C)focusing exclusively on field notes
• D)none of these distinguish participant observation from other ethnographic approaches

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Definitions:

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