A researcher makes his/her intentions to study a group known, and then engages fully in the group's activities
This carries the risk of limiting rapport with original members of the group and "going native," or losing researcher objectivity through identification with the meanings of the group. What research role is the researcher taking on?
A) complete participant
B) participant as observer
C) observer as participant
D) complete observer
B
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The security dilemma refers to the problem that:
A. states can never acquire enough weapons to feel secure. B. acquiring more weapons makes a state less secure. C. there is no such thing as security in an anarchic world. D. weapons without second-strike capability are useless. E. security comes at too high of a price.
The current state of American political parties can be described as ______.
a. being in a period of incremental realignment b. being in a period of dealignment only c. being in a period of realignment only d. fitting no descriptors mentioned in the chapter e. being in a period of dealignment only in local elections