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4. Calculations showing the relation between two variables.
7. A five-step scale for measuring attitudes, for which certain statements are presented and agreement with those statements is collected.
9. Disproof of a hypothesis.
12. A measure for the variation in measurements.
13. A form of statistical analysis, focusing on identifying a limited number of basic factors and summarizing them so that they can explain the relations in a field.
16. The identification of continuous topics or basic conflict in, for example, a patient's life history.
18. The point in grounded theory research at which most data about a theoretical category do not produce any further theoretical insglos.
19. Can tackle any issue affecting society.
20. from the specific to the general or, in other words, from empirical observation to theory.
21. The use of empirical observations to derive a new theory.

1. The average in a distribution.
2. A specific form of research in which the researcher becomes a member of the field under study in order to make observations.
3. of concepts in the context of grounded theory.
5. An influence other than that to be studied
6. A combination of several indicators, which are collected and analyzed together.
8. A person in authority of research sites.
10. Transfer of research results to situations and populations that were not part of the research situation.
11. Studies analyzing how research results are adopted in practical contexts.
14. on persons in a study due to their knowledge about being studied.
15. A criterion of validity for which colleagues comments about the results of a study are obtained.
17. Logical reference from the general to the particular or, in other words, from theory to that which can be observed empirically.