Which of the following best describes Safari research?
A) when researchers attempt to take on the perspective of the culture they are investigating
B) when researchers study their own culture from the perspective of undomesticated animals of their community birds, squirrels, deer, etc.)
C) when researchers from one culture impose their perspective on the culture being studied. The culture under observation is viewed as an alien object to gaze at.
D) a clear unambiguous measure or indicator of a concept in a specific culture

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Safari research refers to a situation where researchers from one culture impose their perspective on another culture, treating the culture under study as an alien object to be observed from a distance, similar to how one might observe animals on a safari. This approach can lead to a lack of understanding and appreciation for the intrinsic values and complexities of the culture being studied.

Which of the Following Best Describes Safari Research