All of the following statements about Grounded Theory are true EXCEPT
a. it arises from symbolic interaction in psy-chology
b. it seeks to explore and describe phenomena in naturalistic settings such as hospitals, nursing homes, and outpatient clinics
c. it is concerned with exploring social processes as they occur with human interactions
d. it is a quantitative research approach
D
Grounded theory is a form of field research used in nursing that seeks to explore and describe social processes that present within human interactions. The aim of grounded theory is to provide explanation or beginning theory about how the social process works. Data are gathered in naturalistic locations called field settings. Participant observation and interviews are data collection methods with data recorded through handwritten notes and tape recordings.
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