What is true about phenomena in qualitative research?
a. Human behavior is generally the result of the direct influence of independent variables.
b. Knowledge gained by qualitative research is concrete and derived from statistical data.
c. Multiple realities are possible based on meanings created by individuals and groups.
d. Time and context have very little influence on individual or group perspectives.
ANS: C
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