A Major Limitation of Ethnography Is That

question 7

Multiple Choice

A major limitation of ethnography is that

• A) it may not reveal observations typical of the participants' everyday behavior.
• B) it does not reveal depth of information.
• C) the findings cannot be applied to individuals and settings other than the ones studied.
• D) the findings provide little insight into factors that affect development.

Understand the complex causes and social acceptance factors contributing to child abuse.

Recognize the characteristics and sociodemographic profiles of family abusers, including those who abuse the elderly.

Identify the societal, cultural, and economic conditions contributing to family violence, including the role of poverty.

Discern the impact of abusive behavior patterns learned in childhood on future family interactions.

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Definitions:

Critical Race Theory

An intellectual movement and a framework in legal and social sciences that emphasizes the examination of society and culture as they relate to categorizations of race, law, and power.

Racialize

The process of ascribing ethnic or racial identities to a relationship, social practice, or group that did not identify itself as such, often highlighting the social construct of race.

Social Construction

The theory that perceptions of reality are shaped by social processes and cultural interactions, making them subjective rather than objective.

Racialization

The process by which individuals or groups are ascribed racial identities, often leading to inequality and discrimination based on perceived racial differences.