Question 1

What is the key characteristic of an ethnography?

Accepted Answer

A)  Immersion into a group or culture 
B)  The use of a wide range of data collection methods 
C)  The focus on generalising findings to other groups or cultures 
D)  The collection of a wide range of quantitative data about a group 
A)  Immersion into a group or culture 
B)  The use of a wide range of data collection methods 
C)  The focus on generalising findings to other groups or cultures 
D)  The collection of a wide range of quantitative data about a group A

Question 2

Which of the following is a characteristic of a short-term ethnography?

Accepted Answer

A)  Long term immersion into a culture 
B)  The use of a single data collection method 
C)  Intensity of data collection 
D)  Developing prior hypotheses to focus the research 
A)  Long term immersion into a culture 
B)  The use of a single data collection method 
C)  Intensity of data collection 
D)  Developing prior hypotheses to focus the research C

Question 3

Becoming a complete participant within an ethnography is, according to Sands (2002):

Accepted Answer

A)  Autoethnography 
B)  Experiential ethnography 
C)  Immersive ethnography 
D)  Lived ethnography 
A)  Autoethnography 
B)  Experiential ethnography 
C)  Immersive ethnography 
D)  Lived ethnography B

Question 4

Taking the perspective of those being studied is:

Accepted Answer

A)  An etic approach 
B)  A reflective approach 
C)  An emic approach 
D)  An empathetic approach 
A)  An etic approach 
B)  A reflective approach 
C)  An emic approach 
D)  An empathetic approach

Question 5

What can be observed during an ethnography?

Accepted Answer

A)  Peoples' behaviours 
B)  The physical environment 
C)  Interaction between individuals 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Peoples' behaviours 
B)  The physical environment 
C)  Interaction between individuals 
D)  All of the above

What is the key characteristic of an ethnography?

Which of the following is a characteristic of a short-term ethnography?

Becoming a complete participant within an ethnography is, according to Sands (2002):

Taking the perspective of those being studied is:

What can be observed during an ethnography?

What Is Research,

Research Traditions in Sport

The Research Process

Research Questions, Aims and Objectives

Reviewing the Literature

Theories, Concepts and Variables

Research Designs and Research Ethics

Collecting Data I: the Questionnaire Survey

Collecting Data Ii: Interview

Collecting Data Iii: Unobtrusive Methods Observation and Content Analysis

Online Sport Research

Analysing Data I: Quantitative Data Analysis

Analysing Data Ii: Qualitative Data Analysis

Writing the Research Report

Practical Issues

Filters

Exam 11: Collecting Data Iv: Ethnographic Research in Sport

What is the key characteristic of an ethnography?

Which of the following is a characteristic of a short-term ethnography?

Becoming a complete participant within an ethnography is, according to Sands (2002):

Taking the perspective of those being studied is:

What can be observed during an ethnography?

What Is Research,

Research Traditions in Sport

The Research Process

Research Questions, Aims and Objectives

Reviewing the Literature

Theories, Concepts and Variables

Research Designs and Research Ethics

Collecting Data I: the Questionnaire Survey

Collecting Data Ii: Interview

Collecting Data Iii: Unobtrusive Methods Observation and Content Analysis

Online Sport Research

Analysing Data I: Quantitative Data Analysis

Analysing Data Ii: Qualitative Data Analysis

Writing the Research Report

Practical Issues

Filters