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In this video Dr Moerman introduces you to the development of research criteria in qualitative research. You learn about the criteria posed by Guba & Lincoln on trustworthiness (1981) and…

In this video you learn what theoretical saturation is. Dr Moerman introduces three forms of saturation: redundancy, variation and theory.

A question often posed to qualitative researchers is: 'How many cases are enough?'. In this video Dr Moerman explains that the answer to this depends on your research question. He also…

In this video you learn about another good practice in qualitative research: reflexivity. Dr Moerman explains three different types of reflexivity: personal, methodological and theoretical.

In this video Dr Moerman explains what he thinks is the most important good practice in qualitative research: looking for contradictions. You learn about different types of deviating cases that you…

This video explains two important preoccupations of qualitative researchers: focus on details and context. You learn why it is important to focus on details and context, but also what the potential…

In this video you learn about abduction, a way of reasoning often used by qualitative researchers. Dr Moerman explains the concept of abduction by using an elaborate example.

This video teaches you about triangulation, an important good practice in qualitative research. Dr Moerman explains what triangulation is, which different types of triangulation you can use…

In this module you learn about the good practices and criteria for qualitative research. In this video Dr Moerman explains one of the most important good practices: flexibility. He discusses…