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- - - - Investigators generally should not negotiate access with gatekeepers.
    - - He generally obtains access to organizations by requesting permission from those responsible.
    - - The task that the participant observer must carry out to gain access to settings (houses) and private situations is analogous to that of the interviewer to locate informants.
- - - - Being in the right place at the right time.
        
        Informants should not know exactly what we are studying.
- - - - Learning about events and activities that cannot be directly observed
        
        In this type of interview, our interlocutors are informants in the truest sense of the word.
        
        Provide a broad picture of a range of situations or person scenario
        
        It is used to study a relatively large number of people in a relatively short period of time when compared to the time required for a participant observation investigation.
      - The researcher tries to apprehend the salient experiences of a person's life, and that person's definitions apply to those experiences.