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Unit 3
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1Takes place from the outside, on the outside looking in. Fieldworker relies only on observation.
- AObservation
- BParticipant Observation
2Requires that one is more involved in the events being studied. Observe and document while participating.
- AObservation
- BParticipant Observation
3People being interviewed are referred to as:
- AInformants
- BInterviewees
- CCandidates
- DConsultants
4The idea that an outsider can get away with asking questions an insider can't.
- AStranger Value
- BRapport
- CInformant
- DOutsider
5A close and harmonious relationship in which the people or groups concerned understand each other's feelings or ideas and communicate well.
- ARapport
- BInformant
- CStranger Value
- DEthics
6Respect for human dignity, full and informed consent, vulnerable persons, privacy and confidentiality, justice and inclusiveness, balancing harms and benefits, minimizing harms and maximizing benefits.
- AEthics
- BRapport
- CStranger Value
- DReciprocal Ethnography
7Third and final stage of an interview, a written-up representation of something.
- ATranscription
- BEthnography
- CRecorded Interview
- DConsent Form
8Process of studying and learning about groups of people, as well as the written description and analysis of those observations.
- AEthnography
- BRecorded Interview
- CTranscription
- DReciprocal Ethnography
9The who, what, when, where, why, and how.
- APractical Elements
- BPhilosophical Elements
10How to work with consultants and how to share information gathered.
- APractical Elements
- BPhilosophical Elements
11Someone who is already a member of the group and may even participate in the folklore you are collecting.
- AInsider
- BOutsider
12Someone who does not associate at all with the people you hope to study.
- AInsider
- BOutsider
13Reciprocal Ethnography
Folklorists need to recognize that placing their own [blank_start]interpretive[blank_end] spin on the analysis of a text can be [blank_start]ethnocentric[blank_end], because it places the research in the cultural context of the [blank_start]folklorist[blank_end], not the [blank_start]group[blank_end].
To avoid this, the folklorist should provide consultants with various [blank_start]drafts[blank_end] and request [blank_start]feedback[blank_end].- Aethnocentric
- Binterpretive
- Cfolklorist
- Dgroup
- Edrafts
- Ffeedback
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- Folklore Quiz on Unit 3, created by Madison Pretty on 09/02/2017.
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- Madison Pretty
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