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Using a grid for interpreting and presenting qualitative data.

C Wise·L A Plowfield·D L Kahn·R H Steeves
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C Wise, L A Plowfield, D L Kahn, R H Steeves. 1992. Using a grid for interpreting and presenting qualitative data.. https://doi.org/10.1177/019394599201400611

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