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saliriagwu

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CAQDAS can be helpful when calculating interrater reliability which is
 
  a) How often two or more researchers match in their coding efforts
  b) A measure of research validity
  c) A coding technique
  d) None of the above

Question 2

When data entry is complete, the chapter authors recommend that you
 
  a) Visually compare the hard copy of approximately 20 of the data with the SPSS file
  b) Run simple descriptive analyses
  c) Either a or b
  d) Both a & b



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

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