Which of the following correctly distinguishes case studies from ethnographies?
a. Ethnographies are usually more limited in time, space, and types of data collected than case studies.
b. Case studies are usually done covertly; ethnographies usually require cooperation from management.
c. Ethnographies collect more varied types of data than case studies.
d. Case studies require participant-observation, while ethnographies can be done through participant-observation or nonparticipant-observation.
e. Case studies are unable to take the worker's perspective into account.
Question 2
Michael is an 18-year-old high school student who lives with his parents and watches a lot of MTV. He has never held a job and has never looked for a job. How would Michael's labor force status be classified by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics?
a. not eligible to be counted as a member of the labor force
b. a member of the labor force, but unemployed
c. employed in the labor force (as a student)
d. eligible to be counted as a member of the labor force but not actually in the labor force
e. able but not willing to work
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