A Major Pitfall to Avoid When Studying Groups Very Unlike

question 46

Multiple Choice

A major pitfall to avoid when studying groups very unlike ourselves is ______.

• A) the tendency to use stereotypes to understand their experiences
• B) overcoming the guilt of your group exploiting the group being studied
• C) appropriating the idioms, dress, and other ways of life of the group being studied
• D) the desire to leave our own culture and join the one being studied

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Definitions:

Trigger Points

Specific conditions or situations that prompt a particular action, response, or series of events.

Early Identification

The process of recognizing and addressing issues, needs, or potential developments at an initial stage.

Jointly Plan

A collaborative effort to design and execute strategies, projects, or objectives.

Management By Objectives Approach

A performance management framework in which managers and employees work together to set, record, and monitor goals for a specific period to improve organizational performance.