Discuss the five similarities between historical-comparative and field research

What will be an ideal response?

They incorporate an individual researcher's point of view as part of the research process

- both types of research reflect individual researcher's points of view. They examine a great diversity of data types - huge amounts of qualitative data. They focus on processes, time passage and sequence - never treat people as static or unchanging. They use grounded theory - ideas emerge during data collection and analysis in a process of grounded theory. They make limited generalizations - as a researcher gains greater knowledge about a particular place and time, it may be difficult to make broad
generalization than quantitative research.