Techniques
TECHNIQUES FOR PRODUCING DATA IN QUALITATIVE RESEARCH
Various techniques can be used to carry out qualitative research, the choice of which will depend on the type of study, the research objectives, and the specific context in which it will be carried out. Some possible techniques that can be used:
| Interviews and observation are considered the main techniques for carrying out fieldwork in qualitative research. However, triangulation, which is the combination of different data sources, collection instruments, and analyses, can strengthen the validity and reliability of results in qualitative research. |
Here, we will present in detail the most appropriate techniques for Pathfinder:
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