Introduction Observation is one of the most fundamental techniques used in anthropological and social research. It refers to the process of watching and recording behaviors, events, and other elements in their natural setting. In anthropology, observation is particularly significant because it helps researchers understand the cultural practices, rituals, and day-to-day life of people through direct […]
Introduction Observation is a basic method of data collection in social research where the researcher studies individuals or groups by watching their behavior, activities, or interactions in a natural setting. It is especially useful in rural development research to understand real-life situations. Types of Observation 1. Participant Observation The researcher actively participates in the activities
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Introduction The idea of “theory-ladenness of observation” is a concept in the philosophy of science and epistemology. It suggests that what we observe is not just based on our senses but also influenced by the theories and beliefs we already have. In other words, our background knowledge shapes how we see and interpret the world.
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