Question

During her fieldwork in brazil, nancy scheper-hughes noticed that young mothers seemed reluctant to discuss the details of their children's deaths. she learned more about their lives and experiences by paying close attention to these conversational omissions, which anthropologists call

Answer 1

Anthropologists call it Ethnographic Field Work.

This fieldwork is a primary research strategy of a cultural anthropology that involves living within a community of people over an extended period of time to better understand their life and how they live.

Anthropology, for your information, is also described as a holistic field and the study of entire human life around the world.