Anthropologists working in foreign countries ________.
a. seldom are able to be as honest with their host government as they could be with their own government
b. often compromise their professional standards in order to get research clearance
c. should be honest with both their own and the host governments
d. may engage in clandestine research for their own or their host government
e. should always check with the U.S. embassy before submitting data to the sponsoring government
Question 2
Participatory action research is best described as _________.
a. research in which the anthropologist and community work together to understand conditions that cause the community's problems and to solve them
b. collaboration with the community on all aspects of research in order to bring about equitable change for all
c. research that occurs quickly and is narrowly focused on a single problem with a very small sample size of the whole population
d. work with small focus groups in order to begin to identify the structural problems and inequities within the society
e. research in which the anthropologist coordinates various scientific teams so that large-scale problems can be resolved in various levels at the same time
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