Process use as a usefulism

Michael Quinn Patton

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Evaluation and Performance Assessment Public Policy and Administration Research Advanced Causal Inference Techniques

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Abstract Process use is best understood and used as a sensitizing concept. Judging the concept's meaningfulness through the lens of operationalization misconstrues its utility. This closing chapter also examines what other chapters in this volume reveal about process use as a sensitizing concept.

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1954What is Wrong with Social Theory?2001Dictionary of qualitative inquiry 2017What Is Wrong with Social Theory?1998Utilization-focused evaluation 1980Utilization-Focused Evaluation 2007Learning in focus groups 1998Discovering Process Use 2005The Sage Encyclopedia of Social Science Research Methods

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