Final QUIZ Flashcards
• Based on the assumption that an objective social reality exists and can be observed and reported accurately. Uses ethnography method.
Naturalism
Studies the ways people make sense of the world (to identify the methods through which understanding occurs) Aims to understand how social order is formed and maintained
(Garfinkel)
Ethnomethodology
• An inductive approach to the study of social life that attempts to generate a theory from the constant comparing of unfolding observations. What patterns emerge from your observations?
(Glaser and Strauss)
Grounded theory
A research approach that the respondents control over the purpose and procedures of the research. There is NO distinction between the researcher and the researched
Participatory Action Research
What is the most important guideline for qualitative interviewing?
establish a conversational partnership (good relationship) with the respondent
The problem is that the subjects of social research alter their behavior when knowing they are being observed.
Reacitivity
Can you generalize your findings to a large population in field research?
No