The term key informant is used to refer to individuals who are:
A) able to work with the anthropologist as research assistants, indicating whom they should interview and how they should collect their data.
B) gossips who share information that is considered private and known by only a few people.
C) well informed and eager to talk with the anthropologist regarding material the anthropologist is studying.
D) of the highest social status and often in charge of the community politically and socially.
E) in governmental positions in the host country and must approve of the anthropologist's work before he or she leaves the country.
Question 2
Individuals who serve as guides and teachers for anthropologists in the culture in which they do fieldwork are called all of the following terms EXCEPT:
A) consultants.
B) managers.
C) interlocutors.
D) informants.
E) respondents.
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