Multiple Choice
In qualitative data analysis, an "outlier" refers to:
A) a case for which there is no data on a variable.
B) an uncooperative respondent in an field interview.
C) a case that deviates from the patterns or themes found in the data.
D) an informant whose identity as informant is known to others in the group.
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