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this my professor' notes and I want you to improve it:
for abstract: Write clear abstract that identifies a fieldwork site, explains why it is important, and uses at least one peer-reviewed source. (Comments previously made on the abstract were not completely addressed. What is the research question?)
Field Report: Write in-depth field report based on participant observation, fully addressing the five points above.(Elaborate more on social interactions that are significant.)
Notes: Transcript of participant observation notes and write it after the sources and appendix (make notes for the paper like key answers and write it down).
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Explanation & Answer
Note the addition of Kawulich, B. B. (2005). Participant observation as a data collection method. In Forum Qualitative Sozialforschung/Forum: Qualitative Social Research (Vol. 6, No. 2). and elimination of Hinze, B. E. (2018). Dissenting Church: New Models for Conflict and Diversity in the Roman Catholic Tradition. Horizons, 45(1), 128-132. as it was nowhere in the text. Note the abstract is in past tense as it is attached to a report, hence it is in thesis format.
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CHURCH OBSERVATION
Mazin Al-Senaidi
Professor E.J. Ford
Cultural Anthropology
12 February 2019
Abstract
According to Kawulich (2005), participant observation is s form of qualitative data
collection often used in an array of research disciplines. It allows the observer the opportunity to
learn of the study group’s activities by presenting the chance to observe the said activities in their
natural setting as well as participate with the group in the activities. While the interaction time
may be extended (long term interaction) or short spells over segmented time frames, it allows indepth foundations for sampling and interview guides. However, this form of data collection
requires blending in with the target community in order for them to maintain normalcy, as well
as clarity of mind to remove one’s self from the community and analyse the data to provide
reputable a understanding of their behaviour. This research aimed to apply this form of data
collection in the church setting in order to develop an understanding of diversity in cultures,
norms and practices of the church members. The study was undertaken in a nearby...