Subjective Exploration Strategy: Miles And Huberman

Subjective exploration strategy is the one which has words, pictures or questions as its information. Miles and Huberman (1994) characterize it as the examination strategy that is used to investigate a complete and nitty gritty portrayal of subjects that is difficult to measure. To gather information for subjective examination, techniques, for example, member perception, center gathering talk, and inside and out meeting are utilized. Consenting to this perspective, Osuala (2005) says that subjective examination is embraced with a specific end goal to pick up bits of knowledge concerning dispositions, convictions, inspirations and practices of people to investigate a social or human issue using techniques, for example, center gatherings, top