Field Research

Question 1

is defined as a qualitative method of data collection that aims to observe, interact and understand people while they are in a natural environment.

Answer 1

Field Research

Question 2

What are the methods in Field Research?

Answer 2

direct observation, limited participation, document analysis,
informal interviews, and surveys.

Question 3

a field research method that collects data from subjects in a natural environment without
interference, offering contextual data on people management, situations, and surroundings, but not in private settings due to ethical dilemmas.

Answer 3

direct observation

Question 4

This field research method involves the researcher as both an
observer and participant, conducting the study in a natural
environment, and living in a comfortable environment with
participants for in-depth discussions.

Answer 4

participant observation

Question 5

a method of objective observation of entire
communities, focusing on their cultural values and daily
activities, providing a comprehensive understanding of a social setting.

Answer 5

ethnography

Question 6

interviews, involving open-ended questions, can be informal, semi-structured, standardized, or a mix of all, provide valuable data for researchers through a combination
of one-on-one interviews, focus groups, and text analysis.

Answer 6

Qualitative Interviews

Question 7

a comprehensive analysis of a person, situation, or event, requiring a deep understanding of data collection methods and inference.

Answer 7

Case Study