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Question
Match the following terms and descriptions of participant observation roles. Some responses can be used more than once.1) Researcher does not reveal to others that he/she is simultaneously observing and assessing their actions.
2) Researcher openly acknowledges the research purpose, but at the same time takes an active role in the interaction.
3) Researcher takes on a secondary role within the interaction environment.
4) Researcher does not engage interactants in any fashion.
5) Researcher views the interaction as someone inside the system while others know and accept that research is being conducted.
6) Permission to observe is legitimated through the researcher's role as participating fully in the interaction.
7) Researcher is limited to what can be seen or heard.
8) Researcher interacts with other participants, but the interaction is not driven by being an actor within the interaction scene.
A. Complete observer
B. Conplete participant
C. Observe-as-participant
D. Parrticipant-as-observer
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