On the Basis of His Experience in the Trobriand Islands

question 6

Multiple Choice

On the basis of his experience in the Trobriand Islands during World War I, Bronislaw Malinowski is generally considered to be __________.

• A)the "father" of participant observation
• B)the founder of the etic approach
• C)the first person to realize that no culture is more or less "civilized" than another
• D)the first person to define the concept of culture
• E)the first person to do fieldwork in his own culture

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Definitions:

Cliché Conversation

Dialogue that relies heavily on overused phrases or predictable topics, often lacking originality or depth.

Gut Level

An instinctual, immediate reaction or feeling devoid of analytical thought.

Peak Communication

Refers to the highest level of effectiveness in the exchange of information or ideas, characterized by clear, concise, and impactful interaction that enhances mutual understanding.

Dishonesty

The act of being untruthful or deceptive in intentions or actions.