A Famous Social Scientist Tells You That the Most Important

A famous social scientist tells you that the most important, though never totally successful, task in her research was to move from "total bewilderment" to "finding her feet" with the people she was studying. What can you say about this researcher?

A) She worries about ethical issues in her research.
B) She's a qualitative researcher.
C) She cannot use interviews as a methodology.
D) She must not have selected her research method yet.
E) She exclusively uses quantitative methods.