A field researcher's jotted notes should
A)only include key words or short phrases to stir the memory.
B)be written inconspicuously,especially for covert observation.
C)never be a complete substitute for field notes.
D)be written in a small notebook,the back of a pamphlet,or even on a napkin if necessary.
E)all of the above.

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All of the above options are correct. A field researcher's jotted notes should include key words or short phrases to stir the memory, be written inconspicuously for covert observation, never be a complete substitute for field notes, and be written in a small notebook, the back of a pamphlet, or even on a napkin if necessary. These practices ensure that important observations and data are not forgotten or lost while conducting field research.

A Field Researcher's Jotted Notes Should