Why Is the Number of Participants for an Ethnographic Research

question 26

Multiple Choice

Why is the number of participants for an ethnographic research study important?

• A) It increases researcher funding.
• B) It allows researchers to cherry pick the participants.
• C) It provides the most well-rounded information.
• D) It ensures that the hypothesis will be proven.

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