There are three kinds of subjective research are phenomenological, grounded hypothesis, and ethnographic research. Phenomenological inquire about endeavors to look at how individuals see, and understand a specific circumstance. The data must be gathered from people who have survived the experience. Grounded hypothesis explore depends on emblematic response hypothesis where it is utilized to find issues that exist in a social scene and how the individual perspectives or manages them. It includes definition, testing, and redevelopment until a hypothesis is created. Grounded scholars and phenomenologists are indistinguishable in that they, gather and break down information from the subjects' points of view They both include social viewpoints, and genuine educational encounters, and try to investigate a subject's encounters in the setting of the world in which the subject lives. Phenomenology and grounded hypothesis contemplates have a few contrasts. Phenomenology emerged from theory, fundamentally impacted by Edmund Husserl and Martin Heidegger. This hypothesis reason for existing is to depict and investigate encounters, by gathering information from individuals who have survived those encounters. Information is frequently limited to interviews. Grounded hypothesis created in human science, these scholars try to incorporate all information sources that may add to hypothesis improvement, and takes on a progressively target position. Grounded hypothesis depicts or clarifies the marvel understudy, and how an individual perspectives it. in any case, in contrast to phenomenologists, the grounded scholars talk with things they can watch, for example, a journal, photographs, past research or writing (Grove, Gray, Burns, 2015). While phenomenology encapsulates genuine live encounters. Reference Grove, S., Gray, J., & Burns, N. (2015). Understanding Nursing Research, 6th Edition.Saunders, 092014. VitalBook file.Ethnographic research is a Qualitative research method that is used toinvestigate cultures of a population.This research involves collection, The three types of qualitative research there is phenomenological, grounded, and ethnographic. In phenomenological qualitative research it provides an approach that allows researchers to better understand a person’s lived experiences. Through this method, researchers attempt to gain a deeper understanding of significant phenomena in life (Polit & Beck, 2017). On the other hand, there is also grounded theory, this type of research focuses on an approach that allows for researchers to consider phenomena of significance to nursing. The aim here is to understand actions taken in an area by those who are involved in performing the actions (Polit & Beck, 2017). Finally, we have ethnographic research which aims at examining cultural behaviors. Researchers using ethnography seek to understand cultural behaviors, and data is often collected through participant observations and key informant interviews (Polit & B ...

1. There are three kinds of subjective research are
phenomenological, grounded hypothesis, and ethnographic
research. Phenomenological inquire about endeavors to look at
how individuals see, and understand a specific circumstance.
The data must be gathered from people who have survived the
experience. Grounded hypothesis explore depends on
emblematic response hypothesis where it is utilized to find
issues that exist in a social scene and how the individual
perspectives or manages them. It includes definition, testing,
and redevelopment until a hypothesis is created. Grounded
scholars and phenomenologists are indistinguishable in that
they, gather and break down information from the subjects'
points of view They both include social viewpoints, and genuine
educational encounters, and try to investigate a subject's
encounters in the setting of the world in which the subject lives.
Phenomenology and grounded hypothesis contemplates have a
few contrasts. Phenomenology emerged from theory,
fundamentally impacted by Edmund Husserl and Martin
Heidegger. This hypothesis reason for existing is to depict and
investigate encounters, by gathering information from
individuals who have survived those encounters. Information is
frequently limited to interviews. Grounded hypothesis created
in human science, these scholars try to incorporate all
information sources that may add to hypothesis improvement,
and takes on a progressively target position. Grounded
hypothesis depicts or clarifies the marvel understudy, and how
an individual perspectives it. in any case, in contrast to
phenomenologists, the grounded scholars talk with things they
can watch, for example, a journal, photographs, past research or
writing (Grove, Gray, Burns, 2015). While phenomenology
encapsulates genuine live encounters.
Reference
Grove, S., Gray, J., & Burns, N. (2015). Understanding Nursing

2. Research, 6th Edition.Saunders, 092014. VitalBook
file.Ethnographic research is a Qualitative research method that
is used toinvestigate cultures of a population.This research
involves collection,
The three types of qualitative research there is
phenomenological, grounded, and ethnographic. In
phenomenological qualitative research it provides an approach
that allows researchers to better understand a person’s lived
experiences. Through this method, researchers attempt to gain a
deeper understanding of significant phenomena in life (Polit &
Beck, 2017). On the other hand, there is also grounded theory,
this type of research focuses on an approach that allows for
researchers to consider phenomena of significance to nursing.
The aim here is to understand actions taken in an area by those
who are involved in performing the actions (Polit & Beck,
2017). Finally, we have ethnographic research which aims at
examining cultural behaviors. Researchers using ethnography
seek to understand cultural behaviors, and data is often
collected through participant observations and key informant
interviews (Polit & Beck, 2017).
Some similarities between ethnography and phenomenological
research are both involve collecting data based on interviews.
An example of phenomenological research involves looking at
how a person lived through a certain experience, an example
can be cancer patients receiving chemo and how they dealt with
this. An example of ethnographic research would be looking at a
culture, like the hispanic culture for example and interviewing
hispanics and the use of “curanderos,” and the reasons behind
it. Finally an example of grounded theory would be the use of
PPE and Covid-19 cases in a particular area in the country.
Reference:

3. Polit, D. F., & Beck, C. T. (2017).
Nursing research: Generating and assessing evidence for
nursing practice
. (3rd ed.). Philadelphia, PA: Wolters Kluwer Health/Lippincott,
Williams & Wilkins.