In qualitative research,the fact that the research methodology may be vaguely described or very general in nature at the outset of the study indicates:
A)a normal and acceptable practice.
B)that the study is poorly designed.
C)that the researcher is inexperienced.
D)a common but unprofessional practice.

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In qualitative research, the methodology often emerges and develops as the study progresses and new insights are gained. Therefore, a general or vague description of the methodology at the outset is acceptable and even normal. It allows for flexibility and openness to unexpected findings.

In Qualitative Research,the Fact That the Research Methodology May Be