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For some novice Glaserian classic grounded theorists, sorting memos creates great internal confusion because the process seems never-ending. But sorting is a vital component to the design as it helps the researcher slowly discover the emergent theory. The process takes time and a researcher must not try to rush this process; the theory will develop in due course. In this article, the author presents a simple example of sorting and shows how the process develops.
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Chametzky, B. (2024). I’m developing a theory but I have no idea what it is: Confusion in classic grounded theory. Grounded Theory Review, 23(2), 30–42.
Glaser, B. (2014). Memoing: A vital grounded theory procedure. Sociology Press.