In the Second Stage, the Interpretive Stage, We Try to Interpret

question 43

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In the second stage, the interpretive stage, we try to interpret what is in the data. In interpreting the data, the researcher tries to uncover the meaning of the data, and tries to articulate that meaning. The question the researcher asks themselves is this - 'if this is what is in the data, what does that mean?'

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Definitions:

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Convey Cultural Sensitivity

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