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    Grounded Theory, Deductive Qualitative Analysis, & Social Work Research

    By Jane Gilgun

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    This paper updates an earlier version published more than 15 years ago (Gilgun, 1994c). I kept an emphasis on grounded theory research, but I added information on how to use literature reviews and hypothesis-testing in qualitative research. These additions are responsive to funders and dissertation committees who expect literature reviews and conceptual frameworks.

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    PublisherJane Gilgun
    Release dateMar 11, 2010
    ISBN9781452302225
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    Grounded Theory, Deductive Qualitative Analysis, & Social Work Research
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    Jane Gilgun

    I like to laugh. I like witty people. When I'm not writing, riding my horses, or working in my garden, I'm a professor, School of Social Work, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, USA. I write children's books, poetry, books on children with special needs, and books on many other topics based on research I have done for many years. I also comment on public events. My writings are available on Amazon Kindle, iBooks, smashwords.com, scribd.com, createspace, and many other ebooksellers.

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