Question 6 (1 point) Saved How should your conclusions differ from your findings? Your conclusions repeat the facts you present as your findings but relate them to the literature review Your conclusions include your interpretation and application of the facts you present as your findings Your conclusions discuss your interpretation of the key literature independently of the facts you present as findings There is no difference, they are the same Question 7 (1 point) Saved "Angelo is researching consumer brand perceptions in the cosmetics industry using secondary data. Through the UK National Data Archive at Essex, he has access to the transcripts of a series of focus groups that he plans to reanalyse." Which of the following methods would NOT be appropriate for him to use? Discourse analysis Template analysis Pattern matching Grounded theory Question 8 (1 point) Saved focuses on the stories told within interviews, working on their structures and plots." Testing propositions Quantitative approaches Narrative analysis Discourse analysis Question 9 (1 point) Saved Which of these is NOT a characteristic of qualitative data? Meanings are expressed in words It is standardised It is analysed through conceptualisation It is classified into categories Page 9 of 10 Next Page