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The idea that qualitative methods can provide an authentic glimpse into a society or into a person’s experience has its roots in our everyday experiences of communication.

It is less influenced by strict guidelines and directions about how to go about data collection and analysis.

Qualitative research engages in-depth studies that generally produce historically and culturally situated knowledge.

Qualitative research is more adept at gaining access to the point of view of those being studied than quantitative research.

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The interpretivist's judgment of positivism is influenced by social environment and research problems.
The social research should base on the social environment ,the culture and the understand of the society are the parts of social environment，culture and the understand of the society also are based on the interpretivism.
There is a clear separation between natural sciences and social sciences in both:1.the objects of the study 2. the methods used to study them.

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The scope of the findings of qualitative investigations is restricted and lack of transparency.

Qualitative research is too subjective, and difficult to replicate.

Qualitative research is less codified than quantitative research.

Qualitative research is sometimes very open-ended and relatively unfocused.

By these criticisms they usually mean that qualitative findings rely too much on the researcher’s that the researcher’s often unsystematic views about what is significant and important, and also upon the close personal relationships that the researcher frequently strikes up with the people studied.

Account of qualitative research are frequently less prescriptive in tone than those encountered in connection with quantitative research

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1.bahar2017
2.Daugherty_etal_2019
3.Katz2013
4.Deegan2020
5.sampaon & Villela 2017
6.J. Sullivan1 and Jean Marie McGloin2 2014

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Qualitative

Personal Documents

Participant Observation

Unstructured Interviews

semi-structure interviews

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interpretivism is focus on the meanings that people give to construct theie realities.
Subjective
Interaction/ Involvement/ Rapport
Feelings/ Verstehen/ Empathy
Thick Description
Individual Motives
Humanistic

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Group six: Why do interpretivists believe that positivism isn't an appropriate way to research the social world?

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Group six: Why do interpretivists believe that positivism isn't an appropriate way to research the social world?

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What are the strengths of qualitative research?

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Group four: What are implications of interpretivism have for the choice of research methodology and methods?

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Group four: What are implications of interpretivism have for the choice of research methodology and methods?

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Group three: What research methods are associated with interpretivism?

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Group three: What research methods are associated with interpretivism?

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Group two: What are the criticisms that can be made of qualitative research?

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Group two: What are the criticisms that can be made of qualitative research?

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Group one: identify some of the studies from weeks 2 and 3 that are informed by interpretivism

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Group one: identify some of the studies from weeks 2 and 3 that are informed by interpretivism