Qualitative Research
phenomenology, ethnography, inductive thematic analysis and grounded theory, case study approaches, discourse-conversation analysis, and narrative analysis—as they relate to qualitative data collection. We cover these because they are related to data col-lection efforts and analytic strategies, both of which are key factors in research design.
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