Participant Observation Is

Multiple Choice

Participant observation is:

A) an archaeological teaching strategy where students are introduced to excavation techniques by participating in real archaeological digs.
B) a research strategy employed by linguistic anthropologists to help revive dying languages.
C) the primary strategy of cultural anthropologists in which data are gathered by questioning and observing people while the observer lives in their society.
D) a research strategy mostly employed by biological anthropologists while studying human biological variation.