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jjjetplane

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A qualitative research report written as an impressionist tale
 
  a. is a real-life account that incorporates many details about the individuals studied.
  b. takes a confessional approach by including a great deal of information about how the study was conducted.
  c. has a flowing, less formal writing style and is less structured than other types of reports.
  d. may have a storytelling aspect and allows the researcher to present his/her experiences as a participant observer.

Question 2

The strategy for generating meaning from qualitative data that involves identifying general themes to determine which go together is
 
  a. factoring.
  b. clustering.
  c. partitioning.
  d. counting.



fatboyy09

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Answer to Question 1

d. may have a storytelling aspect and allows the researcher to present his/her experiences as a participant observer.

Answer to Question 2

a. factoring.



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