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Bryman: Social Research Methods, 4th edition Oxford University Press, 2012. All rights reserved. Glossary Abduction A form of reasoning with strong ties with induction that grounds social scientific accounts of social worlds in the perspectives and meanings of participants in those social worlds. Action research An approach in which the action researcher and a client collaborate in the diagnosis of a problem and in the development of a solution based on the diagnosis. Ad libitum sampling A sampling approach in structured observation whereby whatever is happening at the moment that observation is due to occur is recorded. Adjacency pair The tendency for certain kinds of activity in talk to be characterized by linked phases. Analytic induction An approach to the analysis of qualitative data in which the researcher seeks universal explanations of phenomena by pursuing the collection of data until no cases that are inconsistent with a hypothetical explanation (deviant or negative cases) of a phenomenon are found.
Bryman: Social Research Methods, 4th edition © Oxford University Press, 2012. All rights reserved. Glossary Abduction A form of reasoning with strong ties with induction that grounds social scientific accounts of social
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