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Griffin separates theories into two "camps": objective and interpretive. Where do you feel more at home? Why? |
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Compare the interpretive scholar's philosophy with the scientist's. |
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Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of experimentation and ethnography. |
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If you had to get "straight A's" to stay in school, how would you decide which courses at this institution to take? Briefly describe your methodology, labeling it as one of the four types of research described in the chapter. How would you conduct the research? |
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What problems might be inherent in research based on surveys? How might you rectify, address, or avoid these drawbacks? |
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