Multiple Choice
In her initial coding of an interview, Charmaz used the terms "taking action," "learning the facts," "meeting resistance," and "seeking justice" to describe her interviewee's account of returning to work after an illness. These terms illustrate which type of coding advocated by grounded theory methods?
A) Realistic coding
B) Mimic coding
C) In vivo coding
D) Action coding
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