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Qualitative Research

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Discourse Analysis:

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Ethnographic Research

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Writing Social Science Articles

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The Interview in Ethnographic Research

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Discourse-Based Interviews

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Research Involving Verbal Reports (Think-Aloud Protocols)

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The book serves two basic purposes: to continue the debate about the validity of research methods involving verbal reports, and to explicate the problems and potentials of such methodologies for the benefit of prospective researchers. (xiii)