Discuss the role of a key informant in field research and compare it to the role of an interviewee in intensive interviewing. Are there any differences? If so, what? What ethical concerns must a researcher consider with key informants and interviewees?
What will be an ideal response?
Key informant, group's culture, access and insights, random selection of informants is rare, represent a range of perspectives.
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
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A) constraints on bureaucracy. B) early, unconstitutional attempts to restrain bureaucrats. C) laws that apply only to Congress. D) regulations that principally limit executive powers. E) laws that apply only to congressional staff.
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A. moralistic B. bargainable C. constitutional D. ethical
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A. submit bureaucratic reorganization plans to Congress. B. bypass a given agency in order to facilitate policy implementation. C. dissolve federal agencies at the president's discretion. D. establish new federal agencies at the president's discretion. E. fire civil servants without cause in order to make room for political appointees.