INTRODUCTION TO QUALITATIVE DATA
by studying, experimenting, rehearsing, and by reflecting on your aims and prac-tices in collecting the data for your study. Also here, the general purpose of your research, the research approach you choose, and your research questions should be the guiding lights in terms of deciding what kind of empirical data are most useful in your study.
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