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Ethnographic Research, It consists of, Consists in, Consists in, These, It…
Ethnographic Research
Tipos de Entrevista
Initial Interview
They always revolve around the
confidence, curiosity and naturalness. Nobody talks just because to anyone.
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Open Interview
Better indicates a free, open process,
democratic, bidirectional and informal, and in which individuals can express themselves as they are, without feeling tied to predetermined roles.
Structured Interviews
In the beginning, you need to make contact and get people
feel comfortable. This means starting out nicely and not asking intimate or intimidating questions.
Field Identification
Intervening Dimensions
They should not include only descriptions of what happens in a
setting, but also a record of the researcher's feelings, interpretations, intuitions, preconceptions, and future areas of inquiry.
Miscellaneous Records
Gestures, non-verbal communication, tone of voice, and speed of speech
People's speech help to interpret the meaning of their words. Observers.
Formal Analysis
They may represent a certain disorder since its object is rather to suggest lines of analysis, to indicate the path of possible connections with other data and with the literature, to indicate the direction of future investigations, which constitute net and finished final results.
Spaces and Subjects
A detailed description of the setting and the position of the people within it provides important insights into the nature of the participants' activities, their patterns of interaction, their perspectives, and ways of presenting themselves to the others.
Building Categories
Diagnostic tests
Main emphasis has been placed on discovery rather than verification
of theories, but this does not include that the analysis is both guided by the collection of data and guides said collection. The categories and their properties are annotated and saturated.
Parallel Readings
Sometimes these adopt the formulation of cultural symbols normally encoded in native terms that are discovered in field work and decoded in analysis.
Rudimentary Empirics
Stage may not be formation of concepts, import or discoveries of theory, creation of new thoughts.
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Observation Types
Direct observation
Advantage
It is possible to record the behavior simultaneously with its attendance. Do not
there are neither retrospective nor anticipated elements (memory failures).
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Kind of questions
Abiertas
Disadvantage
Risk of the interviewer overextending (irrelevant information) or that it does not refer to what was asked.
Ventajas
Spontaneity of responses. No structure is imposed
default. Source of relevant information is not known.
Closed
Identification (age, occupation, place of birth, etc.)
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General Observation
No one would dare to present an experimental contribution in the field of physics or chemistry without specifying in detail all the conditions of the experiment.
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