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Direct linkKeith Goldstein; Pnina Golan-Cook – Sage Research Methods Cases, 2022
Stereotypes about subcultures (e.g., Freaks, Nerds, Stoners) have become increasingly utilized to describe subgroups in society. For youth, they are tools for bullying and a way of describing bullies. They are also mundane styles that describe qualities about all of us in some limited capacity. This case study reflects upon online research methods…
Descriptors: Subcultures, Stereotypes, Youth, Cultural Context
