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A key informant is:
 
  a. generally the person with the highest status in the group being studied.
  b. a local person with expertise in a particular area, with whom the ethnographer spends a lot of time.
  c. the person or agency from whom the anthropologist receives the money for research.
  d. someone whom the anthropologist pays to observe and report on the activities of others.
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Smart ... Thanks!
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