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Some Thoughts on Grounded Theory

The role of methodological considerations in sociological research is discussed. It is concluded that the argument of Glaser and Strauss in The Discovery of Grounded Theory for a relaxation of the safeguards of verificational studies has only limited applicability; and that methodological considerations should not be avoided in much sociological research. The role of methodological considerations in the development, as well as testing, of theory is discussed.

George W. Brown

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