How is ethnography used in sociological research?
A. To analyze statistical data and establish quantitative relationships.
B. To conduct controlled experiments and test hypotheses under laboratory conditions.
C. To systematically observe, document, and interpret the social behaviors and cultures of people within their natural environments.
D. To compile and compare historical records and documents to understand societal changes over time.
Answer (1)
Ethnography is a qualitative research method in sociology used to systematically observe and interpret social behaviors and cultures in natural environments. It involves immersion in a community, documentation of experiences, and analysis of cultural norms. This method provides insights into social structures that quantitative approaches may overlook. ;
