An Approach in Which the Researcher Does Not Have Any

question 13

Multiple Choice

An approach in which the researcher does not have any explicit theories or hypotheses to test prior to the research, but instead uses information from participants to generate the categories and build a theory is known as:

• A) conversation analysis.
• B) content analysis.
• C) grounded theory technique.
• D) archival analysis.

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Definitions:

Innovation

The process of creating new ideas, products, or methods, often leading to improvements or advancements.

Illegal Ways

Actions or methods that are contrary to or forbidden by law.

Secondary Deviance

In labeling theory, the subsequent deviant identity or career that develops as a result of being labeled deviant.

Primary Deviance

The initial act of rule-breaking or deviant behavior before society labels it as such, which does not yet affect an individual’s self-concept or societal identification.