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Nuance, Complexity, and Context: Qualitative Methods in Genetic Counseling Research

1 Mar 1997

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Abstract Because of its potential for capturing complexity and process and its focus on communicating the meaning in human action, qualitative research is rapidly gaining acceptance in a wide variety of disciplines. Various qualitative approaches to research support its potential usefulness in genetic counseling research. Formulation of research questions and selection of appropriate qualitative methods are the...

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PMID: 11660391
DOI: 10.1023/a:1025659701805

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