When a Reader Critiques a Phenomenological Study for Appropriateness,the Reader

question 8

Multiple Choice

When a reader critiques a phenomenological study for appropriateness,the reader will examine the study to see if the researcher

• A) questioned the participants of the study to confirm identified themes.
• B) documented the bracketing process used to maintain the proper perspective.
• C) presented the narrative in a way that captured the everyday reality of participants.
• D) discussed in detail the process by which identified themes emerged.

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