When researchers use things such as photographs in order to prompt people to speak with them about a particular topic, these are called:
a. soliciting devices.
b. eliciting devices.
c. prompting devices.
d. circular conversations.
e. participant tools.
Question 2
If an anthropologist studies religion and interviews church leaders about how they were called to their positions, attends various rites of passage, writes down impressions and beliefs of the practitioners, and uses nonstatistical descriptions of the religion as a way of presenting information, the anthropologist is employing what type of data collection?
a. Quantitative
b. Qualitative
c. Inductive
d. Deductive
e. Conversive
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