Unlike Those Using Written Text, the Visual Sociologist Does Not

question 38

True/False

Unlike those using written text, the visual sociologist does not need to be sensitive to the ways in which a photograph or film "constructs" the reality that it depicts.

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Definitions:

Nominal Group Technique

A structured decision-making process that allows individuals to contribute ideas independently before collectively discussing and ranking the suggestions.

Electronic Brainstorming

A method of generating ideas using technology, allowing for simultaneous input from participants in different locations.

Production Blocking

A phenomenon where the flow of ideas or productivity is hindered or obstructed, often occurring in group settings during brainstorming or collaborative efforts.

Social Entity

Refers to any organization or group that is formed by individuals who share common goals, interests, or identities, ranging from small groups to large institutions.