coding
comparison
methods
constant comparison
emergent design
Grounded theory is a broad perspective on how to conduct qualitative social science research. It comprises a distinctive methodology, a particular view of scientific method, and a set of procedures for analyzing data and constructing theories. [Source: Encyclopedia of Measurement and Statistics; Grounded Theory]
grounded theory
interpersonal concepts
memos
negative cases
qualitative data analysis
research methodology
social-interactional orientations
theoretical sampling
theoretical saturation
theories
theories of leadership
theory, metatheory, methodology, and inquiry
theory (research methods)