Russel-Research-Method-in-Anthropology

776 Subject Index
DLW (doubly labeled water) technique,
297
Doc (key informant), 197–98
documentation resources, 96–106;
abstracts, 101; meta-analysis, 107–8;
online databases, 97–101, 102–5; people,
96–97; review articles, 97; websites,
105–6
double-barreled questions, 276
doubly labeled water (DLW) technique,
297
Dow-Jones Industrial Average, 320
dowry deaths, 83
‘‘Driving to Work’’ (Wallace), 365
drop-and-collect technique, 258
dualism, 9
dummy variables, 496, 623
echo probe, 218–19
ecological fallacy, 51–52
EDMs. See ethnographic decision models
educational model of social change, 35,
86–87
Educational Resources Information Center
(ERIC), 102
elaboration method, 649–58; further
steps, 656–58; tables, building of,
650–54; tables, reading of, 654–56
’Elota (Big Man of the Kwaio), 472
emergent properties problem, 89–90
empiricism, 3, 4–5
Enlightenment, 11
environment, 90
epistemology, 3
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission,
438
equivalence, 547
Ergas, Savas, 216–17
ERIC (Educational Resources Information
Center), 102
An Essay Concerning Human Understanding
(Locke), 11
eta-squared, 621, 635, 637
ethics, 25–27, 32, 74–78; direct observation,
437; disguised field observation,
438–44; field experiments, 140–43;
probing and, 223; rapport and, 369–70;
societal codes and, 77; unobtrusive
observation, 448
ethnographic decision models (EDMs),
522–34, 524, 525, 526; building of,
523–25; decision tables, 527–30; IF-
THEN charts, 531–34, 533; testing of,
525–27; Young and Garro’s decision
tables, 527–30
ethnographic interviewing, 211. See also
unstructured interviewing
Ethnology, 518
ethnoscience, 534
ethogram, 414
ethology, 414
event calendars, 248
events, 463
evolution problem, 89
exemplar quote technique, 503–5
exemplars, 492
exhaustivity, 46, 511
expectancy effect, 244–45
experience sampling, 156, 432–34. See
also direct observation
experimental conditions, 111
experimental method, 109
experiments, 110–13; classic experiment,
110–12; comparative field experiments,
138–40; confounds, 113,
114–18; field experiments, 110, 131–
33, 140–43; laboratory experiments,
110, 130–31; natural experiments,
133–35; naturalistic experiments,
135–40; quasi-experiments, 110;
small-world experiments, 136–37;
thought experiments, 128–30; true
experiments, 110–13. See also
research designs; threats to validity
explicit awareness, 364–65
exploratory phase, 493
exploratory research, 110
ex post facto design, 124, 124–25