A Goal of Ethnography That Makes It Different from Other

question 250

Multiple Choice

A goal of ethnography that makes it different from other methods of testing theories is that in ethnography, the researcher

• A) tries to understand the group or culture without imposing his or her own ideas on it.
• B) focuses on interjudge reliability.
• C) relies on the accumulated documents of a culture as a technique for understanding.
• D) focuses on assessing behaviors that occur more often in private than in public.

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Definitions:

Guided Practice

An instructional approach where the teacher closely supervises students as they practice newly acquired skills or concepts.

Self-Graphing

The process in which individuals record and visualize their own performance or behavior over time to monitor progress.

Self-Observation

A self-assessment technique where individuals monitor and record their own behaviors, thoughts, or emotions to facilitate self-awareness and change.

Stimulus Control

The process by which behavior is modified or changed through the manipulation of environmental stimuli that trigger responses.