Level III codes, in the Glaser and Strauss approach to grounded theory, are which of the following?
A) Axial codes
B) In vivo codes
C) Open codes
D) Theoretical constructs
D
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In the Glaserian method, open codes begin with level I (in vivo) codes, which are collapsed into a higher level of abstraction in level II codes. Level II codes are then used to formulate level III codes, which are theoretical constructs. Axial coding is one of the three types of coding used in the Strauss and Corbin grounded theory method, not in the Glaser and Strauss method.
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