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The study proposed uses the results and the experiences gained by the authors in three case studies previously conducted, in order to develop an interpretative framework for assessing the potential and the limits for the development of IS-based scenarios.

Our work differs from other research on misconceptions in that we seek to develop an interpretative framework that looks for patterns across misconceptions.

Mind-mapping software and team meetings were used to develop an interpretative analysis by progressive assimilation and creation of tentative links between different data sources (See Figure  1 for a worked example of this).

During fieldwork ethnographers invariably interview many people, but they also participate in the lives of their subjects, developing an interpretative sensitivity that can only be acquired over long periods of time.

Developed within an interpretative and qualitative framework for working with visual analysis, this approach is suited for naturalistic footage of human interaction where the researcher seeks to come closer an understanding of what is taking place and how the participants draw on embodied and situated resources when acting.

Following discussion of overarching themes and subthemes, linkages between themes were established and used to develop the interpretative model presented in Fig. 1.

The main objective was the identification of representative and common perceptions in order to identify and develop interpretative patterns [46].

The main objective was the identification of representative and common perceptions in order to identify and develop interpretative patterns [ 46].

This requirement puts a premium on obtaining spectra and developing credible interpretative tools with which to retrieve vital planetary information.

According to May, "Perhaps, then, the challenge lies in developing flexible interpretative strategies able to attend to Cooper's different vocal registers or resonances without silencing them, and more expansive notions of political action or of counter-publics able to recognize a broader range of activities as, in fact, activist" (50).

We developed new interpretative constructs (we compared studies that were <10 years old with studies conducted ≥10 years ago and studies of women with and without breast cancer to explain our findings) in order to go beyond the primary studies and to generate new explanations and hypotheses.