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than exploring how experiences can fit with predefined criteria. 2. Bracketing, where each previous case is put to one side before the researcher moves on to read and analyse the next transcript. 1. The interpretation of an individual’s meaning making is considered in light of the researcher’s perspective, at that time. 2. Researchers observe
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