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5. systems of classification
8. interviews that involve probes about the circumstances surrounding an incident that is critical to an outcome of interest (2 words)
9. observing participants by moving around different locations to observe (2 words)
10. A Glaser and Strauss method code in which relationships among the substantive codes are conceptualized (2 words).
11. coding that captures what is going on in the data.
12. also known as categories; discovery of commonalities across participants or patterns in data.
13. data analysis level; identifies domains or unites of cultural knowledge (2 words)
16. interviews which are guided by a topic guide of questions to be asked
17. A Glaser and Strauss method code in which the empirical substance of the topic is conceptualized (2 words).
19. a figurative comparison to evoke a visual and symbolic analogy

1. or journals; in which respondents maintain ongoing records about an aspect of their life.
2. observing participants from a fixed location (2 words)
3. interviews that encourage respondents to narrate their life experiences chronologically (2 words).
4. interviews which involve simultaneously talking with members of a dyad.
6. a data analysis level; selecting key domains and constructing taxonomies (2 words)
7. physical files where coded excerpts of data relevant to specific categories are placed.
8. data analysis level; compares and contrasts terms in a domain (2 words)
14. interviews which involve discussions with small homogeneous groups (2 words)
15. interviews that are gathered from personal recollections of events (2 words)
18. interviews which are conversational discussions on the topic of interest.