Mitos en la investigación cualitativa

  • John Wesley Taylor Asociación General de los Adventistas del Séptimo Día, EE.UU.
Palabras clave: mitos, investigación cualitativa

Resumen

Se examinan cuatro mitos que se encuentran a menudo dentro de la investigación cualitativa y que tienen el potencial de distorsionar los resultados del esfuerzo y de la efectividad de los investigadores. Estos mitos deben ser deconstruidos y reemplazados por sus realidades.

 

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2019-07-08
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Taylor , J. W. (2019). Mitos en la investigación cualitativa. RIEE | Revista Internacional De Estudios En Educación, 19(2), 118-128. https://doi.org/10.37354/riee.2019.195