The postmodernist view of interviewing is:
A. That it is outdated as a method of producing data.
B. That it is a dialog in which a view of social reality is constructed by the interviewer and interviewee.
C. That the interviewee (respondent) is likely to impose his or her own frames on the situation.
D. That new recording technologies are considered essential for accurate data collection.
E. That the interviewer is coercing the respondent to answer in pre-coded categories.
B
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a. ethnomethodology b. impression management c. dramaturgy d. rule analysis
A face-to-face conversation is an example of mediated interaction.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Occupational fields such as teaching and nursing have gone to great lengths to try to alleviate reality shock by offering
a. financial incentives to those choosing teaching and nursing majors. b. student loan pay-back assistance. c. higher starting salaries to attract more people to these fields. d. internships and practicums.
The public-private division applied to which of these?
A. all women B. all men C. only single women D. only white middle- and upper-class women