The research method in which the researcher becomes personally involved in community life, while keeping careful, systematic notes and seeking to form conceptual understanding of community phenomena
a. focus groups
b. qualitative interviewing
c. participant observation
d. experimental social innovation
c
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This is probably because __________ a) the bell was not a distinctive sound. b) the bell should have been sounded after the animal ate the biscuit. c) you should have had an even longer interval between the bell and the biscuit. d) the biscuit was given too long after the sound of the bell.
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