b) Give an example of a "purpose" that can be used to select participants? You have to set criteria for choosing purposively your participants or respondents. In this case, you must have a selected topic or problem and objectives in order to select your respondents. (20 points) c) Describe briefly how you would select nurses as participants in an interview study. The research question is: What are the perceptions of nurses on the healthcare services made available to patients currently suffering from COVID 19 in the Philippines? (20 points) 7. The following transcript was taken from: An Introduction to Qualitative Research. The NIHR Research Design Service for Yorkshire 8: the Humber Instructions: Read the transcript carefully and complete the following tasks. 1. Summarize what is being said by the respondent, on a line-by-line basis. This means thinking of a word or phrase that captures the meaning of each bit of text and noting it down. You may have several phrases for some lines, and no phrases for other lines of text that's fine. (When doing constant comparison, these summarizing phrases are known as "open codes"). Note: You may add rows from the table provided for open codes and categories. 1. Summary of the respondent's answers from the interviewer. 1. Look at your collection of open codes and identify them. 2. What are the categories that have emerged? From the open codes, write down the "Ha-nunuL'n