Tacit Knowledge Is Best Defined As

question 32

Multiple Choice

Tacit knowledge is best defined as:

• A) Initial responses to observations, made when analyzing field notes
• B) Information that key informants deliberately withhold from intensive interviews
• C) Careful considerations of the role of the qualitative researcher in influencing the field site
• D) Hypotheses taken from field research that can be tested in future research
• E) Largely unarticulated, contextual understandings of social processes

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Definitions:

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