Ethnographers typically combine emic and etic research strategies in their fieldwork.This means they are interested in applying both
A) local- and scientist-oriented research approaches.
B) local and bifocal research approaches.
C) reflexive and salvage approaches.
D) personal and impersonal research approaches.
E) the genealogical and survey methods.

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Emic research refers to an insider or local perspective, while etic research looks at a culture from an outsider or scientist's viewpoint. Ethnographers integrate both approaches to gain a comprehensive understanding of the culture they are studying. Choice A accurately describes the combination of emic and etic research strategies.

Ethnographers Typically Combine Emic and Etic Research Strategies in Their