According to the viewpoint of one phenomenologist, it is inappropriate to go back to study participants...
According to the viewpoint of one phenomenologist, it is inappropriate to go back to study participants to validate a preliminary thematic analysis. Which phenomenologist had this view?
| A. |
Van Manen |
|
| B. |
Colaizzi |
|
| C. |
Van Kaam |
|
| D. |
Giorgi |
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ANSWER.
D. Giorgi had the view point that
It is inappropriate to go back to study participants
to validate a preliminary thematic analysis.
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