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acc299

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Participant observation is a data collection strategy used in almost all:
 
  A) Ethnographic studies
  B) Case studies
  C) Phenomenological studies
  D) Descriptive qualitative studies

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Critical research differs from traditional qualitative research in which of the following?
 
  A) Its goal to be transformative
  B) Its use of interviews as a data source
  C) Its use of reflexivity
  D) Its desire to gain an in-depth understanding of phenomena



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Answer to Question 1

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Critical theory is concerned with a critique of existing social structures. Critical researchers conduct studies that involve collaboration with participants and that foster enlightened self-knowledge and transformation. This differs from traditional qualitative research. All of the other answers are true of qualitative research, in general.




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Reply 2 on: Jul 8, 2018
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