In the Course of Participant Observation,an Anthropologist Is Often Called

question 3

Multiple Choice

In the course of participant observation,an anthropologist is often called upon to do things that he or she might not ordinarily ever consider doing.This allows him or her to develop a keen understanding of beliefs and practices of others through

• A) ethnographic practice.
• B) cultural relativism.
• C) cultural reflexivity.
• D) cultural ethnocentrism.

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Definitions:

Critical Reflection

The process of analyzing, questioning, and evaluating experiences, ideas, and practices to gain deeper understanding and to facilitate learning and improvement.

Enduring Values

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Refining Nursing Theory

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Testing Nursing Theory

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