Primary Research Method: Observation (HSC SSCE Community and Family Studies): Flashcards
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What is Observation Methodology?
What is Observation Methodology?
A way to learn by watching people in their surroundings.
What is Participant Observation?
What is Participant Observation?
Researcher joins the group to learn about their actions.
What is Non-Participant Observation?
What is Non-Participant Observation?
Researcher observes the group from a distance.
Why use Observation Methodology?
Why use Observation Methodology?
To see natural behavior and roles in groups.
What are the key steps in designing an observation study?
What are the key steps in designing an observation study?
Set objectives, select environments, determine roles.
What is a key ethical guideline in observations?
What is a key ethical guideline in observations?
Get approval from those being observed.
How should data be recorded during observations?
How should data be recorded during observations?
Take clear notes and consider recordings.
What can classroom observations reveal?
What can classroom observations reveal?
Roles students take and their impact on learning.
What is a risk of Participant Observation?
What is a risk of Participant Observation?
It may change group dynamics.
What is a benefit of Non-Participant Observation?
What is a benefit of Non-Participant Observation?
Less likely to influence group behavior.