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Grounded Theory is a systematic methodology among qualitative research approaches that focuses on theory construction. Developed by Glaser and Strauss in 1967, this approach is based on the simultaneous collection and analysis of data to understand social phenomena. Its primary aim is to generate new concepts and relationships directly from data without being bound by predetermined theoretical frameworks. Historical Development and Core Principles Grounded Theory emerged in the 1960s as a respon