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Direct linkSusan V. Iverson; Christin L. Seher – Sage Research Methods Cases, 2016
Graduate students initiating qualitative research, like any inquiry, must hone and refine what they will study--the purpose of the research. Without clarity in the research purpose, the study's design will not likely unfold in a systematic way. However, narrowing one's research focus, such that methods follow research question, is much easier said…
Descriptors: Qualitative Research, Research Design, Feminism, Sabbatical Leaves
