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For them, what is at stake in Dickinson's religious poems is not God's existence, but God's accessibility, responsiveness, accountability, comprehensibility, and concern for the human condition. Emerson, Fretz, and Shaw (1995) suggest the following criteria for editing and presenting the data: length (long quotes are difficult to read) ; relevance (link the data to the purpose of the study); readability (excerpts should make syntactic sense and not disrupt the overall flow of the text) ; comprehensibility (assure that the underlying meaning of a statement can be understood) ; and anonymity (any information that could reveal the identity of a respondent must be excluded) (p. To test the comprehensibility and relevance of the items and scales for our sample, two focus groups were conducted with seventh graders from one school in each of the three participating school districts, for a total of six focus groups. |
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