Qualitative research methods: Participant observation. 0.0 / 5 ? Sociologyresearch methodsA2/A-levelAQA Created by: emilyjadexoxoCreated on: 22-05-19 13:22 what type of observation allows the researcher takes part in the life of the group whilst observing.Interpretivists favour these. Participant observation 1 of 18 what type of participant observes but doesn't take part in the life of the group. Non-participant 2 of 18 C overt observation 3 of 18 Researcher conceals their identity and purpose.Adopts a false identity and role? Covert observation 4 of 18 What ethical moral problem is avoided in overt observations? Deceit 5 of 18 What effect may be created, in which will undermine the validity in a overt observation? Hawthorne Effect 6 of 18 A practical advantage of covert study is that it reduces the risk of people altering their.....? Behaviour 7 of 18 Trust has to be gained from a group in order for what to be given? Acceptance 8 of 18 What must be maintained when trying to stay in a group. Detachment 9 of 18 What may prevent a researcher from fully disclosing from the group? Loyalty 10 of 18 Researchers empathise with the participants,What is this known as? Verstehen 11 of 18 A practical limitation of participant observations... Time consuming 12 of 18 Positivists reject interpretivists claims that participant observation produce _____ data valid 13 of 18 What does the researcher risk with the group? Over identifying 14 of 18 Deterministic and see individuals as entirely shaped by the way society is structured. structural perspectives 15 of 18 See individuals as having free will and choice, and the power to create society through their actions and interactions. Action perspectives 16 of 18 what allows a researcher to enter a situation with an open mind, Flexibility 17 of 18 Interpretivists believe that participant observations produce a rich ____ picture. Authentic 18 of 18
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