In grounded theory, for example, data collection and data analysis are iterative. This means that:

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Data collection and analysis are not accomplished in a linear order; rather, one affects the other and they may evolve or change over time depending on new data and findings

You collect all of your data first and then analyze your data using constant comparative analysis

You draw on multiple data collection techniques to confirm your findings

You utilize a coding procedure that is inductively determined to analyze the collected data