Chapter Three: Research Methodology
sometimes associated with interpretivist research methods, we adopt a positivist, quantitative approach to the development of our key research instrument. These various elements of our research approach ar e further elaborated in the following sections: Research Strategy, Research Instruments, Facilitation ...
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