Sara wanted to learn about battered women. She entered the world of battered women's shelter and lived with the women in order to fully learn about the views of these women. She wanted to write a detailed and accurate description about the lives that women reported. Which of the following approaches best describes Sara's research paradigm?

a. Naturalist

b. Ethnomethodology

c. Grounded theory

d. Institutional ethnography

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Richard

3 May, 10:39

Sara wanted to learn about battered women. She entered the world of battered women's shelter and lived with the women in order to fully learn about the views of these women. She wanted to write a detailed and accurate description about the lives that women reported. Which of the following approaches best describes Sara's research paradigm?

a. Naturalist

b. Ethnomethodology

c. Grounded theory

d. Institutional ethnography

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Answer:a. Naturalist

Explanation:

A naturalist believes that subjects or participants are able to show their original behavior if they are in their natural environment. A researcher would be more likely to get a true presentation of the participants behaviour if they observe them in their natural environment, if they are not aware that they are under observation. People act normal in normal situations but may alter their behaviour in situations when they know they are being watched.

A naturalist will carry those experiments or research that can't not be done in a lab such as this one of observing women in a shelter.