Which is NOT a goal of grounded theory?
A) to support a preexisting theory found in the literature
B) to develop general concepts that are formed right from the text
C) to suggest plausible relationships among data-created concepts
D) to develop a theory that is based inductively in the data

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Grounded theory aims to generate or discover a theory from data systematically collected and analyzed. It does not seek to support a preexisting theory found in the literature; rather, it focuses on developing new theories based on the data.

Which Is NOT a Goal of Grounded Theory