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What of the following is NOT the purpose of qualitative research?
 
  a. To identify emergence or recurrent patterns or themes.
  b. To provide an in-depth lived explanation of an event or phenomenon.
  c. To test for relationships between variables in a study.
  d. To build a theory inductively.

Question 2

An elementary-age child who seems to waste time in class rather than working to complete assignments should be
 
  a. ignored and allowed to suffer the consequences.
  b. provided with a tutor so that the child can catch up.
  c. admonished in front of the class for not keeping up with the assignments.
  d. praised or given a small reward whenever he or she does complete an assignment.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

d



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