Which Is an Example of an Etic Approach in an Ethnographic

question 47

Multiple Choice

Which is an example of an etic approach in an ethnographic study?

• A) A longitudinal study examining individual immigrants' attitudes about health care
• B) A study about African tribal women and their feelings about HIV prevention
• C) A study comparing various ethnic groups' folk health practices
• D) A study of differences between BSN- and AND-prepared nurses' attitudes about health care

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Definitions:

Leader Satisfaction

The degree to which a leader feels contentment or fulfillment from their role, responsibilities, and the performance of their team.

Job Performance

Job performance entails the effectiveness and efficiency with which an employee fulfills their job duties and responsibilities.

Leader Reward Behaviour

Actions taken by leaders to recognize and reward the performance and efforts of their team members.

Transactional Leader Behaviour

A style of leadership characterized by the exchange process between leaders and followers, where leaders provide rewards or punishments to followers based on their performance.