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A researcher doing participant observation may break in to a setting more easily with the help of a ________
 
  a. key informant.
  b. research assistant.
  c. bigger budget.
  d. longer questionnaire.

Question 2

Qualitative research appeals to investigators who favor ________
 
  a. the structural-functional approach.
  b. the symbolic-interaction approach.
  c. the social-conflict approach.
  d. the social-exchange approach.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: a

Answer to Question 2

Answer: b





 

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