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Principles of doing research,ven the more experienced embarking on a new project) report that starting is a very stressful time, and that knocking on the door of the first participant was the most difficult thing they had ever done. This difficulty may arise from the lack of structure in the qualitative research process, which

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Reporting qualitative research,s the questions to be answered in applied sciences are often derived from the clinical setting, the final phase of the research process is the application and evaluation of the research. Therefore, unless the results are written up ., they cannot fulfil any useful purpose, and the effort in conducti