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Which of the following guidelines for reporting on the analysis of qualitative data is FALSE?
a.   provide enough detail so that your reader has a sense of having made the observations with you
b.   provide only those data that support your interpretations
c.   provide enough information so that the reader might reach a conclusion that differs from yours
d.   provide enough detail so that the reader could replicate your study
e.   include all of the notes you made during analysis for the reader.

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The Practice of Social Research

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Author: Babbie

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You had a stressful and difficult with this one, thanks for clarifying

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