Constant Comparison is a core component of the Grounded Theory methodology, where data is continuously compared with emerging categories and concepts throughout the research process to refine and integrate the theoretical framework. This iterative process helps in identifying patterns, developing categories, and ensuring the theory is grounded in the data collected.

Constant Comparison

Grounded Theory methodology

Data comparison is the process of evaluating two or more datasets to identify similarities, differences, or trends. It is fundamental in data analysis, enabling informed decision-making by highlighting patterns and anomalies within the data.

Data Comparison

emerging categories

A theoretical framework is a foundational structure that guides research by providing a clear lens for understanding and analyzing the relationships between variables. It integrates existing theories and knowledge to form a coherent system that supports the formulation of hypotheses and interpretation of results.

theoretical framework

An iterative process is a method of refining a product, solution, or idea through repeated cycles of prototyping, testing, and feedback. This approach allows for continuous improvement and adaptation based on real-world data and insights, leading to more effective and efficient outcomes.

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