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Things informant often describes (“informant ________”)
interviews, reports, no., correlations, interview, accuracy, report, information, work, data, relationship, statements, agreement, testimony, interviewing, states, approach, accounts, selection, syndromes, reliability, groups, error, bias, ratings, responses, saith, assessment, variability, variance, reaction, recall, response, nos., judgments, comparisons, presentation, session, use, anonymity, friends, technique, method, relationships, confidentiality, consistency, sessions, study, files, readers, families, recognition, questionnaires, design, questionnaire, researcher, feedback, constructs, note, chart, perceptions, faith, scales, narratives, testing, names, program, measures, texts, tests, mouradian, categories, estimates, networks, discrepancies, test, variation, drill, claims, version, legitimacy, memory, descriptions
How informant often is described (“________ informant”)
key, same, native, confidential, reliable, single, principal, anonymous, chief, old, female, male, main, best, local, only, elderly, second, paid, particular, primary, potential, knowledgeable, indian, valuable, original, third, excellent, unnamed, secret, undercover, unidentified, aged, older, intelligent, oldest, linguistic, cultural, unknown, sole, mysterious, ideal, unreliable, class, trustworthy, useful, willing, chinese, federal, oral, mexican, prospective, friendly, criminal, speaking, bilingual, inside, arab, helpful, cooperative, informed, younger, reluctant, cultured
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