A Limiting Factor of Using Oral Histories for Secondary Analysis

question 42

Multiple Choice

A limiting factor of using oral histories for secondary analysis is _____________.

• A) Privileged people are more likely to have their stories preserved.
• B) It is risky for privileged people to share their stories.
• C) They may be too in-depth with detail.
• D) Oral histories are not focused on one topic.

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Definitions:

Extreme Poverty

A condition characterized by severe deprivation of basic human needs, including food, safe drinking water, sanitation facilities, health, shelter, education, and information, typically measured by international standards.

Out Of Poverty

A term referring to the transition or process by which individuals or groups move from a state of poverty to a more economically stable or prosperous condition.

Hard Work

Consistent effort and dedication towards completing tasks or achieving goals, often considered a key to success.

Majority

More than half of a particular group or amount, often referring to the greater part of a specific population or quantity.