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nevelica

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Intensive contact with a small sample, thick description of their experiences, and coding of themes or patterns in their words, are characteristic of
 
  a. qualitative methods.
  b. quantitative methods.
  c. experimental methods.
  d. longitudinal methods.

Question 2

Using a small sample, seeking understanding of their experiences and perspective, with less concern for whether findings can be generalized to others, is characteristic of:
 
  a. qualitative methods.
  b. quantitative methods.
  c. experimental methods.
  d. longitudinal methods.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

a



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