I would tell them to tell a trusted adult and use a helpline like nsvrc.org as a resource. Be there to support them during the aftermath as it will take a toll on their mental health.
You don't really see what type of dangerous situation but since you asked a dangerous situation you could do is a stunt motorcycle guy that rides his motorcycle over a pool of sharks. Or a man who wears red in a Bulls arena to get the balls attention but he risk dying if he gets punctured by one of the bulls horns. Or another dangerous situation could be someone entering a monster cave. Or another dangerous situation could be someone meeting up with a Stranger online. There's just so many situations
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It would be more difficult for a researcher to establish rapport with an informant they have not met.
Informants are very important in research because they help the researcher to find out things that would have been otherwise difficult to find.
Researchers generally prefer to meet their informants in person because:
- they can better read non-verbal cues such as hand gestures
- there is a chance for a better connection with the informant
- easier to establish credibility
All of these ensure that the researcher is able to establish rapport easier with the informant so meeting in person is better.
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