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1

When an interviewee asks that a statement not be used in a story by a journalist, it is known as .
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When an informant does not have time to meet with you, the criteria of selection known as has not been met.
3

Using questions result in the interviewer talking more while listening and observing less.
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Ask permission before using a during the probing interview.
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are what are established prior to the probing interview.





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