[LOCAL LOGO 1] The Grounded Theory Index
Karl "Chuck B." Freiherr von Manteuffel
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  • 5 S's package: Subsequent, Sequential, Simultaneous, Serendipitous, and Scheduled [GLASER98, pp. 1, 12-19, 134].
  • 6 C's: Conditions, Contexts, Consequensces, Covariances, Contingencies, Causes [GLASER78, p. 74], [GLASER98, p. 137].
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  • ABD -- All But Dissertations [GLASER98, pp. 14, 47, 50-51], [GLASER01], --> Arguing with the Research Committee.
  • Abuse of Grounded Theory [GLASER98, p. 89].
  • Academic Research [GLASER98, pp. 51]
  • Advancement [GLASER98, p. 42].
  • Adopt and Adapt [GLASER01, ch. 14].
  • Analysis [GLASER01, ch. 3].
  • Analytic Rules [GLASER98, p. 191].
  • Analogy [GLASER98, pp. 181, 200-201].
  • Appropriate Method [GLASER98, p. 128].
  • Areas of Grounded Theory [GLASER78, p. 3], [GLASER92, pp. 13, 23], [GLASER98, pp. 4, 19, 40, 44, 60, 130].
  • Arguing with the Research Committee [GLASER96, pp. vii, x-xi], [GLASER98, pp. 35, 57, 63, 71-72, 90-91, 131, 159, 161, 195, 203-204], [GLASER01], [STRAUS87, pp. 265-288], --> Rhetorical Wrestle.
  • Association of Grounded Theory [GLASER98, pp. 233 - 234].
  • Articles [GLASER98, p. 93].
  • Authority [GLASER98, p. 87].
  • Autonomy [GLASER98, pp. 98, 130, 132].
  • Awareness of Dying [GLASER92, p. 10], [GLASER96, p. ix], [GLASER98, pp. 21, 33, 49, 118, 169, 190, 207].
  • Awe [GLASER98, pp. 87-88].
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  • Basic Considerations [GLASER92, ch. 3].
  • Basic Social Processes [BIGUSHADDGLAS94], [GLASER78, ch. 6], [GLASER96], [GLASER98, pp. 36, 117-118, 148, 168-169, 200].
  • Behavior Patterns [GLASER98, p. 69].
  • Biases [GLASER92, p. 14], [GLASER98, p. 84], [HAYESBAUTISTA96, p. 4].
  • Blumer, Herbert [GLASER98, p. 31], [HUTCHINSON96, p. 46].
  • Boredom [GLASER98, p. 47].
  • Building Block [GLASER98, pp. 77, 133].
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  • Career Opportunity [GLASER98, p. 61],
  • Case Study [GLASER64], [GLASER96B].
  • Category and Core Category Generating [GLASERSTRAUSS67, pp. 23-24], [GLASER78, pp. 57, 59, 61], [GLASER92, pp. 10, 38], [GLASER96, pp. ix, xiii], [GLASER98, pp. 27, 35, 43, 60, 74, 85-86, 95-96, 99, 103, 115-119, 124, 132, 134-136, 138-146, 159, 169, 184, 191, 195].
    • Appearances [GLASER98, p. 89].
    • Attention [GLASER78, p. 55, 65].
    • Awareness [GLASERSTRAUSS67, pp. 24-25], [GLASER78, p. 65], [GLASER98, pp. 21, 33, 49, 74, 110, 158, 190].
    • Come Backs [GLASER98, p. 200].
    • Companionating [GLASER98, p. 65].
    • Continuum [GLASER98, p. 169]. --> Lazarsfeld, Paul F.
    • Controlling the Thesis [GLASER98, pp. 58-59].
    • Covering [GLASER98, p. 159], [HUTCHINSON96].
    • Credentializing [GLASER96, p. xiv], [GLASER98, pp. 77, 99, 133, 136-138, 159, 165, 197, 200], [PARTRIDGE96].
    • Centering [ROBINSON96].
    • Cultivating [BIGUSHADDGLAS94, pp. 43-44], [GLASER78, p. 60], [GLASER92, p. 42], [GLASER96, p. xiv], [GLASER98, pp. 61, 99, 125, 135, 150, 165, 169, 207], --> Simmons, Odis B.
    • Cutting Back [GLASER96, p. xiv], [MULLEN96], --> Supernormalizing.
    • Default Remodeling [GLASER98, pp. 99, 130, 169], --> Lowe, Andy.
    • Dis-assimilation [HAYESBAUTISTA96].
    • Elsewhereism [GLASER98, pp. 133, 169].
    • Enduring in Silence [GLASER98, p. 115].
    • Experientializing [GLASER98, p. 165].
    • Identity Transformation [HAYESBAUTISTA96], --> BSP.
    • Individual Rejuventating [GLASER98, p. 126].
    • Incredulizing [GLASER98, p. 65].
    • Infra Controlling [GLASER96, p. xiv], [WILSON96].
    • Integrative Discipline [STERN96A].
    • Intimacy [GLASER98, p. 121].
    • Infiltrating [GLASER98, p. 165].
    • Lack of Care [GLASER98, p. 130].
    • Missunderstanding [SIMMONS94A, p. 29].
    • Modeling Life [KRASSEN-MAXWEL96, p. 51].
    • Negligence [GLASER98, p. 44].
    • Passive Investing [GLASER98, p. 65].
    • Risk Taking [GLASER98, p. 65].
    • Seeking Recognition [GLASER64], [GLASER96B], [GLASER98, pp. 24, 61-62, 129, 148, 199].
    • Servicing Pride [GLASER98, p. 130].
    • Shaping [CHARMAZ96, p. 29].
    • Social Loss [GLASERSTRAUSS67, pp. 23-24], [GLASER78, pp. 55, 64, 66], [GLASER98, pp. 26, 198].
    • Status Passage [BIGUS96].
    • Supernormalizing [GLASER98, pp. 99, 105, 115, 130, 142, 148, 150].
    • Supplanting Process [BIGUS96], --> Status Passage.
    • Unmelting [GLASER96, p. xv].
    • Vaguing Out [GLASER98, pp. 119, 126].
    • Voyeurism [GLASER98, pp. 115, 126, 130], [HUTCHINSON96, p. 46].
  • Codes and Coding
    • Axial Coding [GLASER92, ch. 9].
    • Code Correcting [GLASER78, p. 61].
    • Code Fitting [GLASER78, p. 61].
    • Code Trimming [GLASER78, p. 61].
    • Coding Families [GLASER78, pp. 73-82], [GLASER98, pp. 170-175].
    • Conceptual Code [GLASER78, p. 55].
    • Learning Theoretical Coding [GLASER98, pp. 164-165], --> Learning Grounded Theory.
    • No Theoretical Codes [GLASER98, pp. 165-166].
    • Open Coding [GLASER78, pp. 56-61], [GLASER92, pp. 21, 38, 187, ch. 7], [GLASER98, pp. 121, 124, 138, 149-152], [MULLEN96, pp. 64-65].
    • Pet Codes [GLASERSTRAUSS67, p. 46], [GLASER96, p. xi], [GLASER98, pp. 105, 115-116, 165].
    • Popular Theoretical Codes [GLASER98, pp. 168-169].
    • Preconceived Codes [GLASER98, pp. 166-168], [GLASER01, ch 6].
    • Selective Coding [GLASER92, ch. 10]. [GLASER98, pp. 138, 150-152, 187].
    • Substantive Codes [GLASER78, p. 55].
    • Substantive Coding [GLASER78, p. 56-72].
    • Theoretical Codes [GLASER78, p. 55].
    • Theoretical Coding [GLASER78, ch. 4, p. 72-82], [GLASER92, p. 38], [GLASER98, pp. 27, 29, 68, 84-91, 96, 121, 123, 135, 140, 142-144, 151, 155, 163, ch. 11].
  • Coding Properties [GLASER98, pp. 147-152],
    • Critics [GLASER98, pp. 63, 147], --> Dissertation.
    • Margins [GLASER98, p. 147].
    • Earning [GLASER98, p. 148].
    • Fracturing [GLASER98, p. 149].
  • Collaboration [GLASER78, p. 59], [GLASER98, pp. 10, 64].
  • Columbia University [GLASERSTRAUSS67, p. vii], [GLASER92, p. 7], [GLASER98, p. 21].
  • Comfortable [GLASER98, p. 44].
  • Computerization [GLASER98, pp. 185-186].
  • Concept-Indicator Model [GLASER78, pp. 62-70].
  • Conceptual Dosage [GLASER78, pp. 62-70].
  • Conceptualization [GLASER96, p. xi], [GLASER98, pp. 49, 95, 102, 132, 151, 159, 197-198], [GLASER01, ch. 2, ch. 8]
  • Conceptual Defivition [GLASER78, p. 64].
  • Conceptual Empowerment [GLASER98, p. 55].
  • Conceptual Framework [GLASERSTRAUSS67, pp. 15, 45], [GLASER98, pp. 127, 136].
  • Conceptual Fobs [GLASER98, p. 137].
  • Conceptual Grab [GLASER98, p. 143].
  • Coping Out [GLASER98, pp. 152-155].
  • Conceptual Levels [GLASER98, pp. 28, 55, 135-139].
  • Conceptual Specification [GLASER78, p. 64].
  • Consciousness [GLASER98, pp. 51-52].
  • Conditional Matrix [GLASER92, ch. 12].
  • Confident [GLASER98, pp. 61, 155].
  • Conflict of Glaser - Strauss [BABCHUK96], [DEY99], [GLASER92], [GLASER94, pp. 1-2], [GLASER98, pp. 36-40],
  • Confusion [GLASER98, pp. 54, 100-102].
  • Constant Comparisons [GLASERSTRAUSS67, pp. viii, 1, 21-22, ch. V-VI], [GLASER78, pp. 63-64], [GLASER92, p. 38], [GLASER96, p. xi, xiv], [GLASER98, pp. 23, 51, 74-78, 84-85, 95, 98, 102-103, 105, 107, 112, 118, 123, 135, 138-148, 153, 159, 180, 182, 201, 206], [GLASER01, ch 13], [HAYESBAUTISTA96, p. 6], [ROBINSON96, p. 94].
  • Constructing Typologies [GLASER78, pp. 65-70].
    • Reduction [GLASER78, pp. 65-68].
    • Substruction [GLASER78, pp. 68-70].
  • Content Analysis [GLASER98, p. 29], [KRASSEN-MAXWEL96, p. 51].
  • Contribution [GLASER98, pp. 41, 70, 133].
  • Control [GLASER98, p. 55].
  • Confidence Limit [GLASER98, p. 28].
  • Cross-Tabulating [GLASER78, p. 66].
  • Cue [GLASERSTRAUSS67, p. 25].
  • Creativity [GLASER78, pp. 20-22], [GLASER92, pp. 29-30], [GLASER98, pp. 63, 111-113, 187].
  • Criteria --> Rhetorical Wrestle.
  • Cycling Researches [GLASER97, pp. 25-26], [GLASER98, p. 52].
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  • Data [GLASER98, pp. 8-12, 26, 52, 85, 159], [GLASER01, ch. 4, 11].
    • Bad Data [GLASER98, p. 142].
    • Baseline Data [GLASER98, p. 138].
    • Conceptual Data [GLASER92, p. 38], [GLASER98, p. 138].
    • Good Data [GLASER98, p. 142].
    • Forcing the Data [GLASER92, p. 4], [GLASER98, p. 166, ch. 6].
    • Interpreted Data [GLASER98, p. 138].
    • Interrelated Data [GLASER98, p. 163].
    • Justice to Data [GLASER92, p. 5].
    • No-meaning Data [GLASER98, p. 142].
    • Properline Data [GLASER98, pp. 69, 88-89, 110-111, 136, 138, 142, 166].
    • Too Much Data [GLASER98, p. 145].
    • Vague Data [GLASER98, p. 138].
  • Deduction [GLASER98, pp. 43-44, 95, 155, 157].
  • Debunker [GLASERSTRAUSS67, pp. 22], [GLASER98, pp. 89, 148].
  • Definition of Grounded Theory [GLASERSTRAUSS67, p. vii], [GLASER78, pp. 2-3], [GLASER98, pp. 1, 3-4, 6-7, 35, 40-41, 44, 49-50, 75, 89, 91-92, 113, 115, 134, 137, 144, 150, 189].
  • Delayed Action [GLASER78, pp. 18, 61], [GLASER98, pp. 14, 193].
  • Delimiting [GLASER98, pp. 108, 187].
  • Demotivating [GLASER98, p. 50].
  • Density [GLASER98, p. 198-199].
  • Depression [GLASER98, p. 100].
  • Derailing Grab [GLASER98, pp. 70, 152].
  • Descriptive [GLASERSTRAUSS67, p. 30], [GLASER98, pp. 84, 96, 134].
  • Destabilizing a Research Area [GLASER98, p. 55].
  • Development Driven [GLASER98, pp. 56-59].
  • Dewey, John [GLASER98, pp. 37-38].
  • Diagram [GLASER98, pp. 90-91, 168-169].
  • Dimension [GLASER78, p. 63], [GLASER98, pp. 199, 201].
  • Directions in Grounded Theory [GLASER78, ch. 10], --> Areas of Grounded Theory.
  • Discovery of Grounded Theory [GLASERSTRAUSS67, ch. I], [GLASER98, pp. 21, 157, 204].
  • Discussion [GLASER96, p. xii].
  • Dissertation [GLASER78, p. 1], [GLASER96, pp. ix-xii, xvi], [GLASER98, pp. 7, 35, 52, 57-58, 61, 70, 88, 90, 93, 98, 100-101, 111, 115, 119, 129-130, 200], --> ABD.
  • Dissipating Leak [GLASER98, p. 63].
  • Doing Multiple Researches --> Cycling Researches.
  • Doing Grounded Theory: Issues and Discussions [GLASER98, ch. 1, pp. 75, 85, 132, 148, 208].
  • Done Already by Someone Else [GLASER98, p. 147].
  • Durability of a Concept [BIGUSHADDGLAS94, pp. 41-44].
  • Duration [GLASER96, p. xvii], [GLASER98, p. 7, 14, 50, 58-59, 200].
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  • Editing [GLASER98, p. 202-205].
    • Clarifying [GLASER98, p. 202].
    • Endnotes [GLASER98, p. 202].
    • Footnotes [GLASER98, pp. 200, 202].
    • Reworking [GLASER98, p. 202].
  • Emergence [GLASER92, p. 20], [GLASER96, p. xiii], [GLASER98, pp. 44, 60, 68, 81, 132, 142, 145].
  • Emergent Fit [GLASER98, pp. 103-104].
  • Empowering [GLASER98, pp. 55-56, 78, 116-117, 130, 132-133, 194].
  • Entering the Field --> Getting Started.
  • Epidemic [GLASER98, p. 180].
  • Epistemology [GLASER98, p. 37], [HAYESBAUTISTA96, p. 6].
  • Ethnomethodology [GLASER98, pp. 37, 41, 88].
  • Eureka [GLASER96, p. xiii], [GLASER98, pp. 51, 133, 153].
  • Every Day Live [GLASER98, pp. 64-65].
  • Evidence [GLASERSTRAUSS67, p. 33].
  • Examples [CHARMAZ94A], [GLASERSTRAUSS67, pp. 23-24], [GLASER98, pp. 25, 119, 135, 140, 142, 146, 150, 160, 164, 197], [HAYESBAUTISTA96, p. 6], [MULLEN96, pp. 65-66].
  • Exampling [GLASERSTRAUSS67, p. 5].
  • Excitement [GLASER98, pp. 61-63].
  • Exhausted Researcher [GLASER98, p. 188].
  • Explication de Text [GLASER98, pp. 24-25].
  • Experiment [GLASER98, p. 44].
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  • Formal Theory [GLASERSTRAUSS67, pp. 32-34, ch. IV], [GLASER78, ch. 9], [GLASER98, p. 133].
  • Freedom [GLASER98, pp. 53, 177-180].
  • Full Conceptual Description [GLASER92], [GLASER98, pp. 96-97].
  • Fun [GLASER96, p. xiv].
  • Funneling Down [GLASER98, p. 194].
  • Further Research [GLASER96, p. xiv-xv], [GLASER98, pp. 46, 199-200].
  • Future of Grounded Theory [GLASER98, p. 7].
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  • Generality [BIGUS96, pp. 44-48], [GLASERSTRAUSS67, pp. 23-24], [GLASER98, pp. 125, 138], [GLASER01, ch 7].
  • Gerund Grounded Theory [GLASER96, p. ix], [GLASER98, pp. 57, 169, 200], --> Basic Social Processes.
  • Get Rich Quick Phenomenon [GLASER98, pp. 54, 132].
  • Getting Started [GLASER92, ch. 4], [GLASER98, pp. 85, 122-125, 134, 141, 150].
  • Going Public [GLASER98, p. 205].
  • Grammar [GLASER98, p. 195].
  • Grounded Modifying of Theory [GLASERSTRAUSS67, p. 2],
  • Grounded Therapy [SIMMONS94A].
  • Guttman Scales [GLASER98, p. 27].
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  • Hayes-Bautista, David [GLASER96, p. xv], [HAYESBAUTISTA96].
  • Hermeneutics [GLASER98, p. 38].
  • Helter Skelter [GLASER98, p. 137].
  • History --> Roots.
  • Hypotheses [GLASER92, p. 29], [GLASER96, p. xii], [GLASER98, p. 97], [HAYESBAUTISTA96, p. 4].
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  • Ideas [GLASER96, p. x].
  • Ideational Sample [GLASER98, p. 159], --> Theoretical Sampling.
  • Implication [GLASER96, p. xiv-xiv].
  • Impressioning Out [GLASER98, pp. 53-54, 61, 96, 125, 135, 143, 152-153].
  • In-Vivo [GLASER78, p. 70], [GLASER98, pp. 102, 150].
  • Indicators [GLASER78, pp. 55-56].
  • Incident [GLASER98, pp. 140, 145, 159].
  • Incident Tripping [GLASER98, pp. 60-61, 96, 125, 135, 153-154].
  • Incremental Change [GLASER98, p. 55].
  • Index Cards [GLASER98, p. 185].
  • Index Formation [GLASER98, pp. 23, 141].
  • Induction [GLASER98, pp. 43-44, 48, 95, 157].
  • Initial Phase [GLASER98, p. 50].
  • Intellectual Property [GLASER92, ch. 17].
  • Interest
    • Area [GLASER96, p. xii], [GLASER98, pp. 120-121, 159].
    • Area vs. Problem [GLASER92, p. 22].
    • Participant [GLASER98, pp. 116-118].
    • Meatpacking [GLASER92, p. 23].
    • Researcher [GLASER98, pp. 118-122].
  • Internet and Email [GLASER98, p. 6].
  • Interrupting [GLASER98, pp. 182-183].
  • Interview [GLASER92, p. 25], [GLASER98, pp. 29, 103, 112, 159], [GLASER01, p. 12],
  • Iron Clad [GLASER98, p. 7].
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  • Journalism [GLASER98, p. 164].
  • Joy [GLASER96, p. xiv].
  • Judging Grounded Theory [GLASERSTRAUSS67, ch. IX, X], [GLASER78, p. 56], [GLASER92, p. 15, ch. 16], [GLASER96, p. xii], [GLASER98, pp. 17-18, 63, 91, 103, 118, 149], --> Rhetorical Wrestle.
  • Just Do It! [GLASER78, p. 22], [GLASER98, pp. 19, 153].
  • Just Use It! [GLASER98, p. 41].
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  • Knowledge [GLASER96, p. xiv].
  • Keep Moving [GLASER98, pp. 145-146, 212].
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  • Latent Pattern [GLASER98, pp. 26, 145, 184].
  • Lazarsfeld, Paul F. [GLASERSTRAUSS67, p. vii, 14-15, 186-187, 190-194, 206], [GLASER98, pp. 22-29, 103, 169], --> Continuum.
  • Learning Grounded Theory [GLASER98, ch 15].
  • Learning Tool [GLASER98, p. 50].
  • Life Cycle [GLASER96, p. xi], [GLASER98, pp. 48-49], --> Duration.
  • Likert Scales [GLASER98, p. 27].
  • Limitation [PARTRIDGE96, p. 82].
  • Literature Review --> Reading the Literature.
  • Little Logic [GLASER98, p. 211].
  • Logic Implicit [GLASER98, p. 194].
  • Logical Deducted [GLASERSTRAUSS67, p. 4].
  • Logical Drift [GLASER98, pp. 97, 155].
  • Lowe, Andy [GLASER98, p. 169], --> Default Remodeling.
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  • MacBee Cards (McPhee?) [GLASER78, p. 78], [GLASER98, p. 185].
  • Main Concern [GLASER98, pp. 85, 97, 115-117, 132, 163].
  • Manuals [GLASER98, p. 76].
  • Marketing [GLASER98, p. 86].
  • Market Survey Research [GLASER98, p. 88].
  • Mead, G.H. [GLASER98, p. 38].
  • Meaning Making Animal [GLASER98, p. 31].
  • Means [GLASER98, p. 28].
  • Memo Maturity [GLASER98, pp. 182-183]. --> Theoretical Memos.
  • Memo Size [GLASER98, p. 178]. --> Theoretical Memos.
  • Mentor --> Minus Mentoring.
  • Merger [GLASER98, p. 208].
  • Merit [GLASER96, p. xiv], [GLASER98, pp. 40, 42].
  • Merton, Robert K. [GLASERSTRAUSS67, pp. vii, 2, 4, 8, 16, 58, 81, 91, 95, 102, 229], [GLASER98, pp. 29, 87, 129], [HUTCHINSON96, p. 46], [MULLEN96, p. 64].
  • Metaphor [HAYESBAUTISTA96, p. 12].
  • Methodology [BIGUS96, pp. 19-23], [GLASER92, p. 7], [GLASER96, p. xiv], [GLASER98, pp. 4, 7, 35, 45, 92, 110, 164], [STERN96A].
  • Milles, Mathew B. [GLASER98, p. 127].
  • Minimize Forcing [GLASER98, p. 83].
  • Minus Mentoring [GLASER96, pp. x-xi], [GLASER98, pp. 1, 5-7, 62, 75-76, 216-217], [STERN94].
  • Missed Incident [GLASER98, p. 147], --> Incident.
  • Mixing with other Methods [GLASER98, p. 94].
  • Modifiable [GLASER98, pp. 17, 75, 83], [GLASER01, ch. 5], --> Judging Grounded Theory.
  • Monograph Construction [GLASER98, pp. 209-215], [KRASSEN-MAXWEL96, p. 58], --> Theoretical Writing.
  • Motivation [GLASER98, ch. 4].
  • Multivariate [GLASER78, p. 2], [GLASER98, pp. 1, 19, 36, 43-44, 48, 85, 134, 163, 182, 185-186, 190].
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  • Nature of Grounded Theory [GLASER98, pp. 44-45].
  • Negative Incident [GLASER98, p. 159], --> Incident.
  • Non-Existent Phenomenon [GLASER98, p. 103].
  • Normative Forcing [GLASER98, pp. 83].
  • Normative Framework [GLASER98, p. 54].
  • Normative Model [GLASER96, p. ix].
  • NUDIST [GLASER98, pp. 185, 192].
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  • Objective [HAYESBAUTISTA96, p. 4].
  • Observations [GLASER98, p. 159].
  • Organizational Change [GLASER98, p. 63].
  • Out of Sync [GLASER98, p. 83].
  • Outline
    • Emergent Outline [GLASER98, p. 189].
    • No Outline [GLASER98, p. 189].
    • Preconceived Outline [GLASER98, p. 188].
  • Overview Approach [GLASER78, p. 58].
  • Own Account [GLASER98, pp. 64-65].
  • Ownership [GLASER98, p. 98].
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  • Pacing --> Theoretical Pacing.
  • Paraphrasing [GLASER98, p. 43].
  • Partial Doing Grounded Theory [GLASER98, pp. 4, 16].
  • Patsi and the Subcontractor [GLASER98, p. 169].
  • Perceptual Empowerment [GLASER98, p55].
  • Personal Experience [GLASER96, p. xiv], [GLASER98, pp. 49, 52, 120].
  • Perspective [GLASER01]
  • Phenomenology [GLASER98, pp. 37, 41].
  • Philosophy [GLASER98, p. 44].
  • Physics [GLASER98, p. 103].
  • Position [GLASERSTRAUSS67, p. 17].
  • Positive Incident [GLASER98, p. 159], --> Incident.
  • Positivism [HAYESBAUTISTA96, p. 6, 10].
  • Post Modernism [GLASER98, p. 37].
  • Post Positivism [GLASER98, p. 88].
  • Preconcious Processing [GLASER98, p. 145].
  • Prematurely Finished [GLASER98, p. 51].
  • Preparation [GLASER98, p. 50].
  • Problem [GLASER98, ch. 8].
  • Process [GLASER92, ch. 11].
  • Professionals [GLASERSTRAUSS67, p. 6].
  • Property Generating [GLASERSTRAUSS67, pp. 23-24], [GLASER98, pp. 3, 78, 96, 135-136, 140].
  • Property [GLASER92, p. 38], [GLASER98, pp. 27, 169].
  • Publishing [GLASER98, p. 90].
  • Pundit --> Theoretical Capitalist.
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  • Qualitative [GLASERSTRAUSS67, pp. vii, 9, ch. VII], [GLASER92, p. 11], [GLASER98, pp. 42-43, 97].
  • Qualitative Math [GLASER98, pp. 22, 27-28].
  • Quantitative [GLASERSTRAUSS67, pp. vii, 9, ch. VIII], [GLASER98, pp. 42-43].
  • Quantum Leap [GLASER98, p. 77].
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  • Readiness [GLASER98, pp. 187-188].
  • Reading the Literature [GLASER92, ch. 6], [GLASER96, p. xiv], [GLASER98, ch. 5, pp. 120, 165, 203, 206].
    • Pre-Research [GLASER98, pp. 68-73].
    • During the Research [GLASER98, pp. 73-76].
  • Recipe [GLASER98, pp. 50, 52].
  • Recording --> Taping.
  • Regression [GLASER98, pp. 54, 100-102].
  • Relevance [GLASERSTRAUSS67, p. 45], [GLASER98, pp. 17, 45, 68, 83, 85, 97, 102, 132], --> Judging Grounded Theory.
  • Relevant Literature --> Reading the Literature.
  • Rennie, David [GLASER98, pp. 36-40].
  • Research Question [GLASER92, p. 24-26], [HAYESBAUTISTA96, p. 4].
  • Research Timing [GLASER98, pp. 108-109].
  • Rhetorical Wrestle [GLASER98, pp. 16, 197, ch. 3].
  • Richness [GLASER96, p. xii, xiv], [GLASER98, pp. 61, 111],
  • Roots of Grounded Theory [GLASER98, ch. 2].
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  • Saturated Researcher [GLASER98, p. 188].
  • Saturation [GLASER98, pp. 26, 57, 60, 78, 85, 134-135, 141-149, 154, 157-158, 187], [HAYESBAUTISTA96, p. 9].
  • Scheduling --> Duration.
  • Scholarship [GLASER98, p. 206].
  • Scientific Journal [GLASER98, p. 206].
  • Scientific Thought [GLASER98, p. 44].
  • Secondary Analysis [GLASER96B], [GLASER98, pp. 7, 23, 28, 52, 60, 161].
  • Seminars and Workshops [GLASER98, pp. 218-233].
  • Simplicity [GLASER98, p. 94].
  • Sensitive Sample [GLASER98, p. 159], --> Theoretical Sampling.
  • Simmons, Odis B. [GLASER98, p. 169], --> Supplanting.
  • Skill Development [GLASER98, pp. 111, 151].
  • Social Construction and Theory [GLASER78, p. 70], [GLASER98, pp. 30, 33, 68].
  • Social Interactionist [GLASER98, p. 88].
  • Social Structure [GLASER98, p. 88].
  • Social Units --> Unit of Analysis.
  • Sociology Press [GLASER98, pp. 252-253].
  • Sorting Properties --> Theoretical Sorting.
  • Spurious Relation [GLASER98, pp. 142, 158].
  • Stages [GLASER98, p. 59].
  • Steeple Jacks [GLASER98, pp. 115, 130], [HUTCHINSON96, p. 46].
  • Stern, Phyllis N. [GLASER98, p. 159].
  • Structural Functionalism [GLASER98, pp. 88, 166].
  • Stuck [GLASER98, p. 145].
  • Subsequent Research [GLASER98, p. 78].
  • Substantive Area [GLASERSTRAUSS67, pp. 32-35], [GLASER96, p. xiv], [GLASER98, pp. 115, 132-133, 136].
  • Summarize [GLASER98, p. 49].
  • Survey Research [GLASERSTRAUSS67, pp. 47, 187], [GLASER98, pp. 44, 159].
  • Symbolic Interaction [GLASER98, pp. 32, 37-38], [HAYESBAUTISTA96, p. 4].
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  • Tabula Rasa [BIGUSHADDGLAS94, p. 53], [GLASERSTRAUSS67, p. 3].
  • Tactics [GLASER98, p. 59].
  • Talk [GLASER98, pp. 63-65, 74, 196].
  • Taping [GLASER98, p. 146, ch. 7], [PARTRIDGE96, p. 80].
  • Technological Traps [GLASER98, pp. 185-186].
  • Tedium [GLASER98, p. 151].
  • Testing [GLASER01, ch. 5].
  • Theoretical Capitalists [GLASER78, p. 9], [GLASER98, pp. 29, 31, 71, 78, 98, 129, 134, 167, 191, 205].
  • Theoretical Codes --> Codes and Coding.
  • Theoretical Completeness [GLASER98, pp. 107, 184, 188].
  • Theoretical Construction [GLASER78, pp. 65-70], [GLASER98, p. 29].
  • Theoretical Meaning [GLASER98, p. 169].
  • Theoretical Memos [GLASER78, p. 56, ch. 5], [GLASER92, ch. 14], [GLASER98, pp. 51-52, 60, 102, 120, 134, 136, 139, 141-143, 187, ch. 12].
  • Theoretical Pacing [GLASER78, ch. 2], [GLASER98, pp. 6, 15-16, 44, 49-52, 59, 84, 134, 145, 192].
  • Theoretical Sampling [BIGUS96, p. 21], [CHARMAZ96, p. 34], [GLASERSTRAUSS67, pp. 30, 47, 109, ch. III], [GLASER78, ch. 3], [GLASER92, p. 19, ch. 13], [GLASER96, p. xvi-xvii], [GLASER98, pp. 27, 43, 60, 85, 95, 98, 102, 110, 112, 125, 130, 141-144, 148, 150, 154-155, 177, 182, 188, 199, ch. 10], [GLASER01, ch. 12], [HAYESBAUTISTA96, p. 6, 9], [STRAUSS94A].
    • Selecting Comparison Groups [GLASERSTRAUSS67, pp. 49-60].
  • Theoretical Sensitivity [GLASERSTRAUSS67, p. 46], [GLASER78, ch. 1], [GLASER92, ch. 5], [GLASER98, pp. 68, 74, 83, 120, 123, 135, 137, 139-141, 145, 149-150, 157, 163, 165, 175, 177-179, 187, 191, 193], [HAYESBAUTISTA96, p. 4].
  • Theoretical Sorting [GLASER78, ch. 7], [GLASER98, pp. 60, 96, 136, 163, 175, 179, ch. 13].
  • Theoretical Writing [GLASER78, ch. 8], [GLASER92, ch. 15], [GLASER96, p. x, xvi], [GLASER98, pp. 40, 51, 61, 83-84, 92-93, 120, 191-192, ch. 14].
    • Writing Duration [GLASER92, p. 200].
  • Theory
    • Definition [GLASERSTRAUSS67, pp. 2-6].
    • Elements of Theory [GLASERSTRAUSS67, pp. 35-43].
    • Grand Theory and Theorist [GLASERSTRAUSS67, pp. vii, 33], [GLASER98, p. 29].
    • Middle Zone Theory [GLASERSTRAUSS67, p. 5], [MULLEN96, p. 64].
    • Theory and Concepts Generating [GLASERSTRAUSS67, ch. II], [GLASER98, pp. 23, 54, ch. 9].
    • Theory Bits [GLASER98, pp. 97, 155].
    • Theory Development [GLASERSTRAUSS67, ch. XI].
    • Thin Theory [GLASER98, pp. 158, 160].
    • Verifying Theory [GLASERSTRAUSS67, pp. 26-28].
    • What Theory [GLASERSTRAUSS67, pp. 31-32].
    • Wrong Theory [GLASER98, pp. 102-103].
  • Time for Dying [GLASER98, pp. 189].
  • Timing --> Duration.
  • Tracking Ideas [GLASER98, pp. 180-182].
  • Traditional Approach [GLASER98, p. 67].
  • Trusting Grounded Theory [GLASER98, pp. 44, 129, 132, 186, ch. 16].
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  • Unit of Analysis [BIGUSHADDGLAS94, pp. 40-41], [GLASERSTRAUSS67, pp. 21-25], [GLASER78, pp. 109-113], [GLASER92, p. 24], [GLASER98, pp. 85, 99, 125, 137-138, 140, 160-161, 168].
  • Unit Busting --> Unit of Analysis.
  • Useless Argument [GLASER98, p. 142].
  • University of Chicago [GLASERSTRAUSS67, p. vii], [GLASER98, p. 21].
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  • Variables: causal, interpretative, conditional, spurious, dependent [GLASER98, pp. 28, 131].
  • Verificational Studies [GLASER78, p. 2].
  • Verstehen [HUTCHINSON96, p. 47].
  • Vested Fiction [GLASER98, pp. 88, 117, 136].
  • Virtual Organization [GLASER98, p. 201].
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  • Wall Street Journal [GLASER98, p. 144].
  • Weber, Max [HUTCHINSON96, p. 47].
  • What is going on [GLASER92, p. 4], [GLASER96, p. xii], [GLASER98, pp. 49, 55-57, 94, 115].
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Referensi:

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  • [BABCHUK96] Babchuk, Wayne A. 1996. Glaser or Strauss?: Grounded Theory and Adult Education. Michigan State University, -, . [http://web.archive.org/web/20060315133436/www.iupui.edu/~adulted/mwr2p/prior/gradpr96.htm].
  • [BIGUS96] Bigus, Odis E. 1996. Becoming "Alcoholic:" A Study of Social Transformation. In Gerund Grounded Theory: The Basic Social Process Dissertation (Glaser, Barney G editor), Sociology Press, pp. 14-28. [HM48 Ger CLMS, -].
  • [BIGUSHADDGLAS94] Bigus, Odis E., Hadden, Stuart, C., and Glaser, Barney G. 1994. The Study of Basic Social Processes. In More Grounded Theory Methodology: A Reader (Glaser, Barney G editor), Sociology Press, pp. 38-64. [HM48 Mor CLMS, 1-8841-5607-X].
  • [CHARMAZ94A] Charmaz, Kathy. 1994. The Grounded Theory Method: An Explication and Interpretation. In More Grounded Theory Methodology: A Reader (Glaser, Barney G editor), Sociology Press, pp. 95-115. [HM48 Mor CLMS, 1-8841-5607-X].
  • [DEY99] Dey, Ian. 1999. Grounding Grounded Theory -- Guidelines for Qualitative Inquiry. Academic Press, pp. 282. [HA29 Dey SCMS, ISBN 0-1221-4640-9]
  • [GLASER78] Glaser, Barney G. 1978. Theoretical Sensitivity. Sociology Press, pp. 164. [HM48 Gla CLMS, -]
  • [GLASER92] Glaser, Barney G. 1992. Emergence vs. Forcing: Basics of Grounded Theory Analysis. Sociology Press, pp. 129. [HM28 Gla CLMS, -]
  • [GLASER96] Glaser, Barney G. 1996. Gerund Grounded Theory: The Basic Social Process Dissertation. Sociology Press, pp. 127. [HM48 Ger CLMS, -]
  • [GLASER98] Glaser, Barney G. 1998. Doing Grounded Theory: Issues and Discussions. Sociology Press, pp. 254. [-, -]
  • [GLASER01] Glaser, Barney G. 2001. The Grounded Theory Perspective: Conceptualization Contrasted with Description. Sociology Press, pp. 232. [-, -]
  • [GLASERSTRAUSS67] Glaser, Barney G., and Strauss, Anselm L. 1967. The Discovery of Grounded Theory: Strategies for Qualitative Research. Aldine, pp. 271. [HM48 Gla CLMS, ISBN 0-2977-6318-0]
  • [HAYESBAUTISTA96] Hayes-Bautista, David E. 1996. Becoming Chicano: A Dissimilation Theory of Transformation of Ethnic Identity. In Gerund Grounded Theory: The Basic Social Process Dissertation (Glaser, Barney G editor), Sociology Press, pp. 1-13. [HM48 Ger CLMS.
  • [MULLEN96] Mullen, Patricia Dolan. 1996. Cutting Back: Life after a Heart Attack. In Gerund Grounded Theory: The Basic Social Process Dissertation (Glaser, Barney G editor), Sociology Press, pp. 60-72. [HM48 Mor CLMS, 1-8841-5607-X].
  • [STERN94] Stern, Phyllis Noerager. 1994. Eroding Grounded Theory. In Critical Issues in Qualitative Research Methods (Morse, Janice M. editor), Sage Pub., - ed., pp. 210-223. [RT81.5 Cri CLMS, ISBN 0-8039-5043-8].
  • [SIMMONS94A] Simmons, Odis E. 1994. Grounded Therapy. In More Grounded Theory Methodology: A Reader (Glaser, Barney G editor), Sociology Press, pp. 4-37. [HM48 Mor CLMS, 1-8841-5607-X].
  • [STRAUSS87] Strauss, Anselm L. 1987. Qualitative Analysis for Social Scientist. Cambridge University Press, pp. 319. [H61 Sta CLMS, ISBN 0-5213-2845-4]
  • [STRAUSS94A] Strauss, Anselm L. 1994. Discovering New Theory From Previous Theory: An Exercise in Theoretical Sampling. In More Grounded Theory Methodology: A Reader (Glaser, Barney G editor), Sociology Press, pp. 369-376. .
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