Question
What does the term "going native" refer to?
A. Becoming too involved or invested in the population you are studying that you lose objectivity
B. Learning to speak the native language of the population you are studying
C. Studying your ancestors
D. When you go back to your original home country
A. Becoming too involved or invested in the population you are studying that you lose objectivity
B. Learning to speak the native language of the population you are studying
C. Studying your ancestors
D. When you go back to your original home country
Answers
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The term "going native" refers to:
**A. Becoming too involved or invested in the population you are studying that you lose objectivity.**
This term is often used in anthropology or social sciences to describe a situation where a researcher becomes overly immersed in the culture or lifestyle of the community they are studying, potentially compromising their objectivity and perspective.
**A. Becoming too involved or invested in the population you are studying that you lose objectivity.**
This term is often used in anthropology or social sciences to describe a situation where a researcher becomes overly immersed in the culture or lifestyle of the community they are studying, potentially compromising their objectivity and perspective.