Overview
Ethnographic research is a vital qualitative method in sociology that allows researchers to gain deep insights into cultures and communities. By immersing themselves in the environment and engaging with participants, researchers can observe social interactions and cultural practices in their natural...
Key Terms
Example: A researcher living in a village to understand local customs.
Example: Notes on interactions observed during a community event.
Example: Understanding how local traditions influence social norms.
Example: Conducting interviews with community leaders about local issues.
Example: Obtaining consent before conducting interviews.
Example: Studying social interactions through interviews and observations.
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Key Concepts
Participant ObservationField NotesCultural ContextInterviews