An Interpretive Content Analysis Likely Differs in These Ways from a Quantitative

question 17

Multiple Choice

An interpretive content analysis likely differs in these ways from a quantitative content analysis:

• A) An interpretive researcher might induce themes from textual evidence to infer meanings
• B) An interpretive researcher might evaluate the meanings found in the themes
• C) An interpretive researcher's textual evidence might incorporate narrative discourse
• D) All of the above are differences

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