Grounded Theory Technique Is an Approach in Which Researchers

question 17

Multiple Choice

Grounded theory technique is an approach in which researchers:

• A) use information from participants to generate the categories and build a theory.
• B) organize responses in order to summarize the substance of the communication is known.
• C) examine the natural patterns of dialogue that focuses on features such as turn taking, gaze direction, and how speakers sequence speech.
• D) make predictions based on theory and then gather information that will allow them to accept or reject that prediction.

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Definitions:

Individuation

The process of becoming aware of oneself as an individual distinct from others and the general social environment.

Collaborative Educator Relationship

A partnership model between educators and others (students, parents, community members) emphasizing shared goals and mutual respect.

Working Relationship

A professional, collaborative relationship between a client and therapist or counselor that facilitates progress in therapy.

Working Alliance

The collaborative and trusting relationship between a therapist and a client that contributes to therapeutic progress.