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Peer review and feedback are essential for validating and refining grounded theory from "summary" of Discovery of Grounded Theory by Barney G Glaser,Anselm L Strauss
Peer review and feedback play a crucial role in the process of validating and refining grounded theory. This is because getting input from peers and receiving feedback can help researchers to improve the quality of their work and ensure that their findings are reliable and valid. When researchers present their grounded theory to others for review, they open themselves up to constructive criticism and suggestions for improvement. This process can help to identify any potential flaws or limitations in the theory, as well as provide new insights and perspectives that the researchers may not have considered. By ...
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