Final Part

Question 0

Qualitative methodology of History

Answer 0

Biography

Question 1

Main Qualitative methodology of anthropology

Answer 1

Ethnography

Question 2

Qualitative methodology of Psychology

Answer 2

unstructured interviews, focus groups, and non-scheduled observations

Question 3

Overall major qualitative methods according to Silverman (1993)

Answer 3

Observation, analysis of text and documents, interviews, and recordings with transcripts

Question 4

Cook and Campbell’s concept of validity

Answer 4

Refer to the best available approximation to the truth or falsity of propositions, including propositions about cause

Question 5

Proposal of Berry in the Etic-Emic approach

Answer 5

He proposes that researchers start with an imposed etic approach,

Question 6

Greenfield’s three types of validity in cultural psych

Answer 6

Interpretative validity
Ecological validity
Theoretical validity

Question 7

What’s Greenfield’s interpretative validity?

Answer 7

It is concerned with communication between researcher and the target group

Question 8

What’s Greenfield’s ecological validity?

Answer 8

To what extent the data collected by a research procedure has relevance outside the research context

Question 9

What’s Greenfield’s theoretical validity?

Answer 9

reflects concerns of what in quantitative research traditions is called construct validity (if the tools used really measure the construct being investigated)

Question 10

Which are the 4 most common types of culture comparative studies?

Answer 10

Generalizability, Theory driven, Psychological differences, and External validation