When a Researcher Records Sufficient Detail That the Reader Can

question 31

Multiple Choice

When a researcher records sufficient detail that the reader can distinguish a wink from a twitch and a parody of a wink is distinguishable from an actual wink in order to discover the meanings behind the acts, it is called ___________.

• A) thick description
• B) subjective soaking
• C) emic view
• D) etic view

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Definitions:

Moral Stages

Refers to the levels of moral development that individuals progress through, often conceptualized in the framework of theories such as Kohlberg's.

Respondent

An individual who answers or responds to a survey, questionnaire, or experiment.

Moral Development

The process through which individuals develop proper attitudes and behaviors toward other people in society, based on social norms, rules, and laws.