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field relations

The definitive characteristic of social science field research is the encounter between researcher(s) and researched. Encounters in the field may vary from those that are short-lived to those that are sufficiently long-lived to form the basis of ongoing relationships. [Source: The SAGE Encyclopedia of Social Science Research Methods; Field Relations]

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