A widely-used approach to metasynthesis was developed by whom?
A) Polit and Beck
B) Noblit and Hare
C) Glaser and Strauss
D) Sackett and Cochrane
B
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Noblit and Hare (1988), not Glaser and Strauss or Sackett and Cochrane, whose approach to integration is called meta-ethnography, argued that integration should be interpretive and not aggregative—i.e., that the synthesis should focus on constructing interpretations rather than descriptions. Polit and Beck are the authors of the textbook.
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