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Exploring the Audit Trail for Qualitative Investigations

The audit trail helps to establish the credibility of qualitative studies and serves to convince the scientific community of their rigor. The author describes the activities of the audit trail and explores the creation of its structures and processes. Excerpts of audit trails from qualitative studies are presented for faculty and students.

Zane Robinson Wolf | Z. Wolf

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