A limiting factor of using oral histories for secondary analysis is _____________.
A) Privileged people are more likely to have their stories preserved.
B) It is risky for privileged people to share their stories.
C) They may be too in-depth with detail.
D) Oral histories are not focused on one topic.

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Oral histories are often obtained from privileged individuals who have had the means and opportunities to preserve their stories. This means that other marginalized perspectives may not be represented in the available oral histories, thereby limiting their value for secondary analysis.

A Limiting Factor of Using Oral Histories for Secondary Analysis