Using Generic Inductive Approach in Qualitative ...
the end of data collection for it is based on data saturation instead of theoretical saturation, as required by the Grounded Theory. In other words, data collection should end when little new information or insight could be added from the data. In summary, while including the principles of qualitative inquiry, the generic inductive approach allowed
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