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Asked by Braelyn Delle on May 01, 2024

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A researcher seeks to study a subcultural,illegal,or deviant group to obtain accurate information freely without announcing his or her presence,which could alarm the population.To do so,the researcher undertakes significant risk,and engages fully with the group studied like any other group member.What research role is the researcher taking on?

A) Complete participant
B) Participant as observer
C) Observer as participant
D) Complete observer

Subcultural

Pertaining to a group within a larger culture that differentiates itself from the larger culture through a unique set of beliefs, values, or behaviors.

Deviant Group

A collection of individuals who deviate from societal norms or values, often resulting in societal judgment or sanction.

Complete Participant

A researcher fully participates in the social setting under study without revealing their research intentions.

  • Understand different roles researchers can take in observational research and the implications of each role.
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sandeep aluruMay 03, 2024
Final Answer :
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Explanation :
A complete participant is a research role where the researcher fully engages with the group being studied, like any other member, without announcing their presence. This involves significant risk and potential harm, but it allows for the most accurate and in-depth information to be gathered. This is the best choice for the situation described in the question.

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