When a Reader Critiques a Phenomenological Study for Appropriateness,the Reader

When a reader critiques a phenomenological study for appropriateness,the reader will examine the study to see if the researcher

A) questioned the participants of the study to confirm identified themes.
B) documented the bracketing process used to maintain the proper perspective.
C) presented the narrative in a way that captured the everyday reality of participants.
D) discussed in detail the process by which identified themes emerged.