Which of the following is the most important advantage of participant observation?
a. It does not lead to easily comparable or reproducible data.
b. It is practical only among small group sizes.
c. It has an obtrusive effect on the subject matter.
d. Recording information can be challenging.
e. It generally enhances rapport.
ANSWER:
e
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a. by the bride and groom's extended families. b. by the grandparents of the prospective couple. c. jointly by the prospective bride and groom. d. by the family of the bride. e. by the groom's mother's family.
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a. Describe and analyze the structures of human languages. b. Study contemporary cultures. c. Study fossilized human remains. d. Survey and excavate archaeological sites.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.