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LA RICERCA QUALITATIVA

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book 01 Jan 1995 Italy Italian Publisher:Vita e Pensiero
Authors: Tamanza, Giancarlo;

handle: 10807/16183

LA RICERCA QUALITATIVA

Abstract

The paper illustrates and discusses the issues of qualitative research applied to the study of family relationships. Analyses issues related to production data, analysis and identification of analysis unit, different levels involved in the family dynamic. Finally, an analysis of the proposed benefits of the multimethod approach is discussed

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METODOLOGIA, RICERCA QUALITATIVA, QUALITATIVE RESEARCH, METHODOLOGY

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