When reading a report of a phenomenologic study, the nurse finds direct quotes from the participants threaded throughout the narrative. What is the significance of this observation?
A) The researcher is supporting the study's findings.
B) The researcher is attempting to make the report more personal.
C) The technique violates the protection of human subjects.
D) The technique ensures that the proper level of data saturation has been reached.

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Direct quotes from participants in a phenomenological study are used to support the study's findings by providing firsthand accounts and perspectives, which enrich the narrative and validate the research outcomes.

When Reading a Report of a Phenomenologic Study, the Nurse