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These were a trend during latter part of nineteenth century.
 
  A. Treatment programs
  B. Rehabilitation projects
  C. Punishment programs
  D. None of these

Question 2

Ethnographic field research is ___________________ .
 
  a. the principle that researchers should examine events as the occur in natural, everyday ongoing social settings
  b. a systematic process of gathering data through observation, participation, and interviews in order to describe, understand, and even explain a specific natural setting
  c. the field research technique that allows the researcher to use his/her own personal reaction to their experience as part of the data and analysis
  d. when a researcher in field research gets overly involved and loses all distance or objectivity and becomes joined with the people being studied



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Answer to Question 1

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