Qualitative_Research_Approaches_And_Method encompasses methodological approaches that prioritise depth, context, and understanding of social phenomena through non-numerical data collection and analysis. These methods emphasise the subjective experiences, meanings, and interpretations that individuals attach to their social world. Biographical and life history approaches focus on individual narratives and personal experiences across time, while ethnographic methods involve immersive fieldwork to understand cultural practices and social dynamics. Documentary research analyses existing texts and materials to uncover social patterns and historical contexts. Dramaturgical approaches examine social interaction through theatrical metaphors, exploring how individuals present themselves and manage impressions in social situations. These methods share a commitment to capturing the richness and complexity of social life, often employing techniques like in-depth interviews, participant observation, and narrative analysis. They provide holistic, contextual understanding of social phenomena that complements quantitative approaches by revealing the underlying meanings and processes that shape human behaviour and social structures.