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The authors suggest a four-step process for developing theory. Which of the following is NOT one of

The authors suggest a four-step process for developing theory. Which of the following is NOT one of their suggested steps?
A.   Verstehen or mastering the vocabulary of the milieu.
B.   Thick interpretation and description.
C.   Distinguishing insider and outsider meanings and interpretations.
D.   Developing a lit review of existing theoretical perspectives on this topic.
E.   Considering macro-micro links to understand and generalize from the observations.

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Doing Qualitative Research: Designs, Methods, and Techniques

Edition: 1^st

Authors: Garner, Scott

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