A certain qualitative mode of enquiry assumes the position that there is no single reality. Because of this, the reality experienced by each participant is unique. Because experience is subjective, the experienced reality is the subject's reality. The method does not perform reality checks in order to determine whether a participant's story is "true" or not. To which ones of the following would these statements pertain?

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These statements pertain to Husserlian phenomenology and Heideggerian phenomenology because both of these qualitative modes of inquiry assume that there is no single reality and that the reality experienced by each participant is unique.

A Certain Qualitative Mode of Enquiry Assumes the Position That