Qualitative Research Methods
projects as well. It is also applicable to researchers spanning a wide range of expertise, from begin-ners to the more practiced – i.e., anyone wishing to learn or review the basics of qualitative data col-lection and management. We should point out, also, that even as our style of presenting the methods
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