Qualitative Methods and Data Analysis
Fundamentals of Research in Criminology and Criminal Justice. questions, and identifying and eliminating validity threats are usually all going on more or less . simultaneously, each influencing all of the others. (Maxwell 1996: 2–3) Sensitivity to the subjective role of the researcher. Little pretense is made of achieving an objective
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