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Anthropolgy module 2
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11) The following are definitions of fieldwork, except:
- Aa) is a research method based on direct personal observation.
- Bb) its the main tool to get to know about one particular society,
- Cc) the science that study the human beings
- Dd) is practice that can be done in a variety of different settings such as an urban or virtual environment
22) Who is Bronilslaw Malinowski?
- Aa) the father of the ethnography
- Bb) the father of the antropology
- Cc) the father of the fieldwork
- Dd) the father of the direct observation
33) Whats is a monograph?
- Aa) a document whose production is a basic step at the beginning of the study of any human group.
- Bb) a document in which the purpose is to gather as much information as possible about the specific topic that was chosen
- Cc) a document that it should be as complete as possible, and for this it seeks to include all aspects of the life of the group or activity studied
- Dd) all of the above
44) Which are the first three steps in the making of a monograph:
- Aa) Delimitation of the topic, development a structure search and recollection of information
- Bb) Selection of the topic, reorganization of the structure, search information
- Cc) Create a structure, structure the work, recollection of information
- Dd) Search information, create a structure, revision of the draft
55) Which are the last three steps in the making of a monograph:
- Aa) Development a partial draft, reorganization the structure, revision of the draft
- Bb) Reorganization of the structure, debug information, revision of the draft
- Cc) Search information, debug of information, reorganization the structure
- Dd) Selection of the topic, make citation, make conclution
66) A methodology that seeks to present elements that drive us to give answers and explanations about the events and happenings surrounding mankind, is the definition of:
- Aa) historical perspective
- Bb) fieldwork
- Cc) quantitative method
- Dd) qualitative research
77) The follows are examples of methods, except:
- Aa) The study of the case
- Bb) Oral history
- Cc) Testimony
- Dd) Qualitative evaluation
88) The follow are examples of techniques, except:
- Aa) History of life
- Bb) Testimony
- Cc) Focus groups
- Dd) The participant action research
99) It is used to present an integral portrait through the study of a particular case:
- Aa) Participative action investigation
- Bb) Study of the case
- Cc) Oral history
- Dd) Qualitative evaluation
1010) This method allows you to gather the personal memories of past and present events, and the causes or effects of the people who lived them:
- Aa) Participative action investigation
- Bb) Study of the case
- Cc) Oral history
- Dd) Qualitative evaluation
1111) It seeks to include the people being investigated in the research, and they go from being the object of the study to be participants of the research, controlling and interacting throughout the process of the study:
- Aa) Participative action investigation
- Bb) Study of the case
- Cc) Oral history
- Dd) Qualitative evaluation
1212) An example of the application of this method is Oportunidades (opportunities) from SEDESOL (Mexican Social Secretary Development) that is applied in rural and urban communities across the country:
- Aa) Participative action investigation
- Bb) Study of the case
- Cc) Oral history
- Dd) Qualitative evaluation
1313) It is an interview made to an individual who is asked to tell, from his birth until the present time, all the outstanding experiences that he has gone through and the importance of these experiences:
- Aa) Focus group
- Bb) Life history
- Cc) Field diary
- Dd) Pictures
1414) Through the realization of interviews, etc., they gather first hand data that is possible to confront with previous theoretic elaborations to the fieldwork:
- Aa) Focus group
- Bb) Testimony
- Cc) Field diary
- Dd) Life history
1515) It is the most used method by anthropologists. Through the total immersion in the studied society, they seek to capture and describe all the aspects of the human activities and the scenarios in which they occur, in real time:
- Aa) Participant observation
- Bb) Testimony
- Cc) Life history
- Dd) Focus group
1616) These are advantages and limitation of the qualitative methods, excepts:
- Aa) It “communicates” with the subjects of the study, giving more importance to people.
- Bb) Horizontal communication between the researcher and the person being investigated.
- Cc) Its weakness is the external validity; its results are not generalizable to the population.
- Dd) Its strength lies in the external validity, so that the results are generalizable.
1717) Which are the first four steps of the ethnographic research, that are made before starting the research, and are considered desktop activities:
- Aa) Marking the field, subject field, gathering of information and field investigation.
- Bb) Where, What, documentation, and how
- Cc) Preparation and documentation, marking the field, field investigacion and conclusion
- Dd) Marking the field, documentation, preparation, and conclusion
1818) Are individuals that have occupations and work schedules, and the researcher has to adapt to them:
- Aa) Rapport
- Bb) Etnographers
- Cc) Key informants
- Dd) Community
1919) Is a long-term study facilitates the development of successive stages in the fieldwork and allows the verification of issues that have not been sufficiently treated in the first visit or the changes that occurred between each phase:
- Aa) Longitudinal research
- Bb) Horizontal research
- Cc) Parallel research
- Dd) Local research
2020) Is an example of one of the field techniques most used in ethnography
- Aa) Team investigation
- Bb) Conversation
- Cc) Key informants
- Dd) All of the above
2121) The definition of etic is, except:
- Aa) Emphasizes explanations and categories of the observer or ethnographer.
- Bb) is based on the explanations and local meanings
- Cc) is an approach oriented to the interpretation of the cultures seen from outside.
- Dd) Comes from phonetics
2222) The definiton of emic is, except:
- Aa) The Local Perception
- Bb) Native Tale
- Cc) is characterized by attempting to bring out the meaning of the observed behaviors and activities
- Dd) Comes from phonemics
2323) Which of the follow is a characteristic of Emic:
- Aa) Global vision
- Bb) Descriptive translation
- Cc) Mental structures
- Dd) Analitycal
2424) Which of the follow is a characteristic of Etic:
- Aa) Local vision
- Bb) Cultural transcription
- Cc) Prescriptive translation
- Dd) External
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