Axial coding aims at:
A)the initial classification and labeling of concepts.
B)identifying the central code in the study to which all others are linked.
C)identifying the core concepts in the study.
D)comparing incident applicable to each category.
E)delimiting theory.

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Axial coding is used to identify the core concepts in the study and how they are related to each other. It involves making connections between categories and subcategories in order to create a more comprehensive understanding of the phenomenon being studied. It does not involve initial classification and labeling of concepts (A), identifying a central code (B), comparing incidents (D), or delimiting theory (E).

Axial Coding Aims At