Which ontological perspective is informed by the naturalistic (interpretivist) paradigm?

In which epistemological perspective is the researcher an objective outsider who doesn’t get involved in the community they attempt to study?

When referring to the ontological perspective behind a research study, we mainly focus on two philosophies:

This ontological perspective states that truths are subjective, socially constructed, and open to interpretations.

Which are 3 types of methodologies in research studies?

Which are two common epistemological trends?

A branch of philosophy that studies how knowledge is constructed:

Which paradigm and ontology inform a qualitative methodology?

What's the purpose of the positivist paradigm in research?

In which epistemological perspective does the researcher become a member (an insider) of the community they are studying, knowing that their participation could alter results and behaviors?

A/An __________ is a set of beliefs about the world around us.

__________ examines the link between the researcher and its subject of inquiry.