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Greg provides an example of the politics of critically analyzing research itself. His example concer

Greg provides an example of the politics of critically analyzing research itself. His example concerns:
A.   The wording of questions in a colleague’s survey.
B.   A method of sampling.
C.   A deceptive self-representation of a researcher who studied business ethics.
D.   The use of data from a study of sexual behavior.
E.   A method of recording field notes that is widely used in ethnographic observation.

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Doing Qualitative Research: Designs, Methods, and Techniques

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