Ethnographic Design

Ethnographic research (also called ethnography) is the study of the _____ and _____in their natural settings. 

• Social patterns and community perspectives  

• Economic patterns and population perspectives  

• Cultural patterns and participants perspectives  

• Political patterns and public perspectives  

The most important characteristic to take into account when conducting ethnographic research is culture? 

• TRUE

• FALSE

In which science is ethnography developed? 

• Astronomy 

• Anthropology 

• Geology 

• Pedagogy 

 What is the goal of ethnographic research? 

• To behave, think and talk; and develop a portrait of a person. 

• To describe and understand what are happening in various contexts. 

• To describe, analyze, and interpret the culture of a group. 

• To study attitudes, values, beliefs, and practices of a person. 

Culture is everything having to do with human _____ and______. 

• Beliefs and emotions. 

• Behavior and beliefs. 

• Emotions and feelings. 

• Behavior and problems. 

When do you should use an Ethnographic design? 

• When the study provides information on a brief topic.  

• When you have a culture-sharing group to study. 

• When you don't have long-term access to a culture-sharing group. 

• When the research does not require a participant observer.  

Complete: _________ and___________ became standard data collection procedures in an ethnographic design. 

• Observations and questionnaires 

• Survey and interviews 

• Observations and interviews 

• Questionnaires and survey. 

Is “Identify your intent, the appropriate design and how intent relates to your research problem” the first step to conduct an Ethnographic Research? 

• TRUE

• FALSE

Choose the correct type of ethnographic research:

"What is central is the idea of exploring everyday life and cultural reality"

• Critical ethnography

• Virtual ethnography

• Structured-ethnography

• Holistic ethnography

"The researcher belongs to an underprivileged or disadvantaged class."

That definition corresponds to:

• Duo-ethnography

• Realist ethnography

• Virtual ethnography

• Auto-ethnography