Categories: Site glossary
Constant comparison is an analytical technique used in qualitative data analysis, especially in research described as 'grounded theory' – it seeks to iteratively test increasingly refined hypotheses about patterns in the data (a process that has been labelled 'post-inductive resonance')
Read about constant comparison technique
Read about post-inductive resonance
[Please be aware that a word may have different nuances, or even a different meaning, according to context.]« Back to Index
