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

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A key informant is someone within the setting who can introduce the researcher and vouch for their credentials, making it easier for the researcher to gain acceptance and access to the setting. A research assistant and a bigger budget may help with logistics and data collection, but they may not necessarily facilitate entry into the setting.

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