etic การใช้

• This is an emic indistinction rather than an etic one.
• It also makes the distinction between emic and etic operations.
• The emic and etic distinction can also be applied in other social sciences.
• Cross-culture psychologists have used the emic / etic distinction for some time.
• The research strategy prioritizes etic behavior phenomena.
• Sam Etic is a play on the word New York to record the episode with Hoffman.
• Carl Jung, a Swiss psychoanalyst, is a researcher who took an etic approach in his studies.
• That is, emic is the participant's perspective, whereas etic is the observer's.
• In 2003 he enrolled in photography studies, at Escola T閏nica de Imagem e Comunica玢o ( ETIC ).
• ICC, ICT, and ETIC are infancy syndromes that are similar in their apparent etiology and presentation.
• An emic perspective takes a view of a culture within its elements whereas an etic perspective takes an objective view of culture.
• When the shadow of Poe's ghost falls over the two lovers women turn up murdered in Poe-etic fashion.
• This pseudoetic approach is actually an emic based approach developed in a Western culture while being designed to work as an etic approach.
• The emic-etic filter has to be respected, and a decoding of traditional knowledge is necessary to bridge the two cultures.
• Etic operations are ones in which the categories and concepts used are those of the observer and are able to generate scientific theories.
• Like Reid, the author soon notices the contrast between this etic representation of the pirate and the cutthroat stereotypes of contemporary literature.
• On March 30, 2011, the university held a topping-off ceremony marking the completion of the ETIC's steel frame.
• It is an etic study, meaning that it has an outsider's perspective and is not concerned with any particular writing system.