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An analysis of the grounded theory method and the concept of culture

Barnes, 1996

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1916367308994937446
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Barnes D
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Qualitative Health Research

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Researchers increasingly include multicultural respondents in qualitative research studies. The grounded theory method, a currently popular qualitative methodology, seeks to interpret data for theory development. However, analysis of respondents from a culture (s) …
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