Conducting Qualitative Research

Conducting Qualitative Research

Introduction

In the research paper of Marriage & Family Therapy written by Dawn Marie Pratt and Megan Leigh Dolbin-MacNab in the year 2003, researchers used observations of the participants in order to achieve grounded theory. Researchers created a model that is figuring out that how graduate students of family and marriage therapy learn methods of qualitative research. The paper identifies three basic frameworks for learning: Morality/Ethics, researcher's identity and Pragmatism (Pratt & Dolbin-MacNab, 2003). Because of the increased use and interest of qualitative research, several institutions are proposing courses that are based on qualitative research methods. Therefore, researchers ...