Indeed, in the field of cross-ethnic research, authors suggest that the ascribed and interpretable ethnicity of the researcher becomes hidden behind the focus on the participant (Ellingson 2006; Torres 2009; R. Willis 2012).
In the following section, I focus on three aspects of the embodied researcher within cross-generational and cross-ethnic research: 'embodied roles' describes the salience of the student daughter roles in reconstructing the apparent differences in age and social context; 'embodying emotion' explores the complexity of situated gender; and 'embodiment' focuses on the physicality of the body.
Our results highlight the importance of cross-ethnic research and the possibility of a distinct genetic basis that underlies the type of comorbidities associated with ADHD.
To ensure an appropriate research design and effective participant engagement, the multi-ethnic research team was guided by a steering group comprising a range of professional and cultural experts.
Through a reflexive embodied account of cross-generational and cross-ethnic research, this paper has sought to challenge simple and static constructions of 'self' and 'other' and a differential positioning of researchers and participants within the processes of research and knowledge production.
In ethnic conflict research, the terms ethnic group, communal group, ethnic community, people, and minority are mostly used interchangeably.
Data is the important foundation of sociological ethnic intermarriage research.
Chinese ethnologists who had initially mastered Marxist and Soviet school theories turned to border and ethnic minority research.
Since the Han people account for 91.5% of the national population, viewed from the perspective of relative size, an important factor in ethnic intermarriage research (Blau 1991 34 355), it is a quite natural phenomenon that the Han should be the main target of intermarriage for other ethnic groups.
