Sentence examples for ethnographic experiments from inspiring English sources

The evaluation demonstrates that our model is able to reproduce computationally the results of ethnographic experiments, serving as an encouraging validation exercise.

Cooperation levels in both ethnographic experiments and social dilemma games are higher when punishment is possible than in similar situations or games without this possibility (e.g., Bochet et al. 2006; Fehr and Gächter 2002; Heldt 2005b; Henrich et al. 2006; Masclet et al. 2003).

Using a combination of ethnographic and design experiment methods, we zoom in on a case study of one child and his collaborative activities with peers, to contextualize the process and underscore the claim that participatory structures created spaces for children to take agency in different ways.

We employ a mixed-method approach of household surveys, a discrete choice experiment and ethnographic interviews, to ascertain historical and present uses of the river, and residents' preferences for future change to the river.

Ethnographic practices: Ethnographers engage in fieldwork.

A common archaeological approach to identifying projectile weapons is to extrapolate from optimal values of ballistically-relevant attributes as determined from ethnographic North American weapons and modern experiments.

Given the results of the experiments and archaeological and ethnographic evidence, small groups of foragers probably baked sego lily bulbs or a similar resource near the collection patches for immediate consumption.

Hence, Ridde & Olivier de Sardan (this issue) report on this experiment which combines an ethnographic and an epidemiological approach and qualitative and quantitative methods.

The exchange/communal distinction is supported by a diverse array of evidence, including ethnographic fieldwork [18] and a series of experiments showing that relationship type explains how people categorize [19], recall [20], substitute [21], and misidentify [22], [23] individuals with whom they have relationships.

The authors use a wide array of approaches from computational experiments, to agent based modeling and ethnographic studies.

An ethnographic approach -- presence in actual therapy, following the experience of specific subjects over time -- is more apposite for such study than a controlled experiment.