What Usually Distinguishes Ethnography from Other Forms of Qualitative Research

question 66

Multiple Choice

What usually distinguishes ethnography from other forms of qualitative research approaches?

• A) The direct observation of the phenomenon.
• B) The flexibility in selecting different sources of data.
• C) The socio-cultural interpretation of the data.
• D) The interaction of the participants with the researcher.

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Definitions:

Normal Fear

Describes a rational and adaptive emotional response to perceived threats or dangers.

Cognitive Component

An element of attitude that involves beliefs, thoughts, ideas, and attributes about a subject.

Dimensional Approach

A method of categorization based on the continuum of behaviors or characteristics, as opposed to distinct categories.

Diagnosis

The determination of the nature and cause of a health issue, often leading to a specific plan of treatment.