A qualitative researcher is often concerned with identifying the immediate, intentional, particular, complex, and local causes of attitudes, actions, and events. This is known as:
A) Nomothetic causation
B) Idiographic causation
C) Replication causation
D) Naturalistic causation

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Idiographic causation refers to understanding the specific, detailed, and unique causes of particular events or behaviors, which aligns with the qualitative researcher's focus on the immediate, intentional, particular, complex, and local causes.

A Qualitative Researcher Is Often Concerned with Identifying the Immediate