Staying in Flashcards

1
Q

What is a danger of staying in the group?

A

Over-involved = Going native

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2
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What’s the impact of going native?

A

The researcher becomes biased

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3
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What is an example of going native?

A

Maurice Punch -
Acted as a ‘policeman’ himself in the tightly knit patrol group
- Chased suspects, shouting, searched houses

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4
Q

What is at the other extreme?

A

The researcher may preserve their detachment to avoid bias

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5
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What is the danger of detachment?

A

Risk not understanding the observed events

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6
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What’s a further problem of staying in?

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The more time spent with the group, the less they notice

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7
Q

What is not noted down?

A

Unusual/noteworthy things

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8
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What’s the impact of not noticing things?

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The observer becomes less observant

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