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Chapter 12 Collecting Qualitative Data. NARRATIVE INTERVIEWING Establishing Data Collection Procedures for Narrative Interviewing Establishing Data Collection.

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1 Chapter 12 Collecting Qualitative Data

2 NARRATIVE INTERVIEWING Establishing Data Collection Procedures for Narrative Interviewing Establishing Data Collection Procedures for Narrative Interviewing Recording Narrative Data Recording Narrative Data Trustworthiness and Truth Value of Narrative Data Trustworthiness and Truth Value of Narrative Data Advantages and Disadvantages of Narrative Data Advantages and Disadvantages of Narrative Data

3 PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION Establishing Procedures to Collect Participant Observational Data Establishing Procedures to Collect Participant Observational Data Recording Participant Observational Data Recording Participant Observational Data Trustworthiness and Truth Value of Participant Observational Data Trustworthiness and Truth Value of Participant Observational Data Advantages and Disadvantages of Participant Observational Data Advantages and Disadvantages of Participant Observational Data

4 SECONDARY CONTENT DATA Establishing Procedures to Collect Secondary Content Data Establishing Procedures to Collect Secondary Content Data Recording Secondary Content Data Recording Secondary Content Data Establishing the Trustworthiness and Truth Value of Content Data Establishing the Trustworthiness and Truth Value of Content Data Determining the Advantages and Disadvantages of Content Data Determining the Advantages and Disadvantages of Content Data

5 HISTORICAL DATA Establishing Procedures to Collect Historical Data Establishing Procedures to Collect Historical Data Recording Historical Data Recording Historical Data Establishing the Trustworthiness and Truth Value of Historical Data Establishing the Trustworthiness and Truth Value of Historical Data Determining the Advantages and Disadvantages of Historical Data Determining the Advantages and Disadvantages of Historical Data

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