All of the following are characteristic field techniques of the ethnographer EXCEPT
A. longitudinal analysis of data sets gathered from state-sponsored statistical agencies.
B. in-depth interviewing, often leading to the collection of life histories.
C. problem-oriented research.
D. direct, firsthand observation of behavior, including participant observation.
E. detailed work with key consultants.
Answer: A
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a. open classes. b. class strata. c. age grades. d. social classes. e. common-interest groupings.
An ethnohistorian would __________
A) study the way in which cultures have changed over time B) work in the field for long periods of time C) study only past cultures, much as archaeologists do D) prepare lengthy reports on extinct cultures
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a. multicultural. b. cultural diffusion. c. cultural hybridization. d. globalization.
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a. horticulturalists b. agriculturalists c. foragers d. pastoralists