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ethnographic research
Types of interview
initial interview
They always revolve around trust, curiosity and naturalness.
Difficulty
It consists of how to appear as a human being, mature,
Well, that includes both an amount of interest.
The interviews are unstructured, designed to facilitate the
expression of personal opinions and facts with all sincerity and accuracy.
open interview
They are conversations or discussions, which best indicates a free, open, democratic, bidirectional and informal process, and in which individuals can express themselves as they are, without feeling tied to predetermined roles.
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field identification
Intervening dimensions
Recording of feelings, interpretations, intuitions,
researcher preconceptions and future areas of inquiry.
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Spaces and subjects
Each person conveys important things about themselves and makes assumptions about others based on dress, hair, jewelry, accessories, behavior, and general appearance.
Miscellaneous Records
Gestures, non-verbal communications, tone of voice and the speed of speech of people help interpret the meaning of their words.
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formal analysis
From the collection of data, the one that produces the most important apprehensions; can vary in degree of complexity.
Initial judgments must be made about the recorded data, which highlights another virtue of this practice: that it helps keep those judgments out of the data records.
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Observation Types
Direct observation
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Disadvantages
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Selectivity problem, either of observation or perception.
Participant observation
It tends to be a combination of methods, or rather a style of investigation.
The central idea of participation is the penetration of the experiences of others in a group or institution.
Sharing vital activities necessarily implies the learning of language, rules and ways of behaving.
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