Observational Guide

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  • Central guiding research question
  • Target group and setting
  • Investigator relationship to the target group and setting
  • Available sources of data (social actions, talk, archival records, etc.)
    • List and organize anticipated puzzlements and jottings
    • List 2-3 specific observations that you will need to make.
    • List 3-4 main questions to guide your conversation with individuals.
      • Include 1-2 probes for each main question.
    • What archival records will you seek?
  • Describe the planned structure and format for recording your field notes.
  • Include a proposed analysis model and a detailed plan for the presentation of your observational results
    • Cite the methodologist.
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