A researcher doing participant observation may often "break in" to a setting more easily with the help of a
A)key informant.
B)research assistant.
C)bigger budget.
D)longer questionnaire.

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A key informant is someone within a researched setting who can introduce the researcher to others and provide insider knowledge and access. This can greatly facilitate the researcher's entry into the setting and help them establish rapport with participants.

A Researcher Doing Participant Observation May Often "Break In" to a Setting