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Qualitative research in practice: examples for discussion and analysis

Qualitative research (QR) is the method of inquiry that seeks to understand social phenomena within the context of the participants' perspectives and experiences. The research methods of QR are more flexible, responsive, and open to contextual interpretation than in quantitative research, which uses inventory, questionnaire, or numerical data to draw conclusions. In Qualitative Research in Practice, Sharan Merriam combines discussions of the types of QR with examples of research studies and reflections by the researchers themselves. An important resource for students and practitioners of QR, the book may be used as a companion to any general text on QR.

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Author(s) Merriam, Sharan B. - Personal Name
Edition 1st ed.
Call Number 001.42 Mer q
ISBN/ISSN 0787958956 (alk. pap
Subject(s) Social sciences
Qualitative research
Classification 001.42
Series Title The Jossey-Bass higher and adult education series
GMD Print
Language English
Publisher Jossey-Bass
Publishing Year c2002
Publishing Place Grand Rapids
Collation xxiii, 439 p. : ill. ; 26 cm.
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