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    Qualitative researchers produce interpretations of observed phenomena. The study of the other as foreign was a characteristic focus of the modernist phase. Qualitative research involves studying routine phenomena occurring in their natural settings. Qualitative research builds on the context and situatedness of concepts within their environment. A qualitative researcher cannot successfully conduct research if they prefer to see connections in a linear way instead of a networked, multipronged manner. Reflexivity in qualitative research refers to incorporating feedback from what is studied into how it is interpreted. Positivists believe there is an objective reality that can be studied and understood, while postpositivists believe reality can only be approximated.

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    Qualitative researchers produce interpretations of observed phenomena. The study of the other as foreign was a characteristic focus of the modernist phase. Qualitative research involves studying routine phenomena occurring in their natural settings. Qualitative research builds on the context and situatedness of concepts within their environment. A qualitative researcher cannot successfully conduct research if they prefer to see connections in a linear way instead of a networked, multipronged manner. Reflexivity in qualitative research refers to incorporating feedback from what is studied into how it is interpreted. Positivists believe there is an objective reality that can be studied and understood, while postpositivists believe reality can only be approximated.

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    Qualitative researchers produce interpretations of observed phenomena. The study of the other as foreign was a characteristic focus of the modernist phase. Qualitative research involves studying routine phenomena occurring in their natural settings. Qualitative research builds on the context and situatedness of concepts within their environment. A qualitative researcher cannot successfully conduct research if they prefer to see connections in a linear way instead of a networked, multipronged manner. Reflexivity in qualitative research refers to incorporating feedback from what is studied into how it is interpreted. Positivists believe there is an objective reality that can be studied and understood, while postpositivists believe reality can only be approximated.

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    Due date for this assignment: 2019-02-13, 23:59 IST.


    What do qualitative researchers as bricoleurs produce?
    a. An analysis of experiments
    b. Interpretations of observed phenomena

    With reference to the history of qualitative research, the study of the other as foreign was a
    characteristic focus of:
    a. The period of blurred genres
    b. The first moment
    c. The modernist phase

    Qualitative research involves a study of:


    a. Repetitive phenomena that must be studied in laboratory settings in very controlled
    conditions
    b. Routine phenomena occurring in their natural settings

    Qualitative research builds on:


    a. Objectivity irrespective of the environment the concepts under study interact with
    b. Context and the situatedness of the concepts under study within their context

    A qualitative researcher as a bicolour cannot successfully conduct qualitative research if:


    a. S/he prefers to see connections in a linear, unidirectional manner instead of in a
    networked, multipronged manner
    b. S/he prefers to see connections in a networked, multipronged manner instead of in a
    linear, unidirectional manner

    Reflexivity in qualitative research refers to:


    a. Flexibility in understanding concepts
    b. The ability to incorporate feedback from what one studies into how one interprets what
    one studies

    Positivists believe that:


    a. There is a reality out there to be studied, captured, and understood
    b. Reality can never be fully understood, it can only be approximated

    Postpositivists believe that:


    a. There is a reality out there to be studied, captured, and understood
    b. Reality can never be fully understood, it can only be approximated

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