There are multiple methods of observational research such as " participant observations ", " non-participant observations " and " naturalistic observations ".
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Field data were collected by interviewing Western expatriates and Chinese professionals working in this context, supplemented by non-participant observation and documentary data.
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Issues provide reports of empirical research, theoretical articles, ethnographic and case studies, participant observation studies, and studies deriving data collected from naturalistic settings.
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Leon Festingers, publication of When Prophecy Fails, ( 1964 edition . ) In this book he published research that relied on participant observations.
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Methodologies for understanding place identity primarily involve qualitative techniques, such as interviewing, participant observation, discourse analysis and mapping a range of physical elements.
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They used interviews, participant observation, ethnography and participatory approaches that included workshops on time lines, resource use charts and community and benefit flow charts.
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Ethnographic research, also called " participant observation ", attempts to study consumer behaviour in natural settings rather than in artificial environment such as labs.
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His methods combine techniques of participant observation ( tape recordings, field notes, drawings, etc . ), clinical interpretation, academic social research, and literary narrative.
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SIT students learn to put into practice appropriate field research methods such as participant observation, cultural analysis, interviews, transects, oral histories, and quantitative data collection.
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These newer methods include " ethnographic research " ( also known as participant observation ) and " neuroscience " as well as experimental lab designs.
