INTRODUCTION
IMPORTANCE OF RESEARCH
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Question
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Which is the weakest reason for interpretivist/qualitative research findings to be not-generalisable?
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sample size is too small
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research is concerned with understanding uniqueness
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social phenomena is a subjective matter
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data is from interview alone
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Explanation:
Detailed explanation-1: -Samples in qualitative research tend to be small in order to support the depth of case-oriented analysis that is fundamental to this mode of inquiry [5].
Detailed explanation-2: -The main drawback of qualitative research is that the process is time-consuming. Another problem is that the interpretations are limited. Personal experience and knowledge influence observations and conclusions.
Detailed explanation-3: -Sample sizes are typically smaller than for quantitative experiments, because the goal isn’t to suggest that our sample participants will represent the whole populations proportionally; instead, we’re looking to find problems, identify needs, and improve designs.
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