Cooperative inquiry is a research methodology that emphasizes collaboration and participation among researchers and participants. It emerged from action research and is often used in social sciences, education, and community development. The core idea is that knowledge is co-constructed through dialogue, shared experiences, and reflective practice among all participants involved in the inquiry process. Key features of cooperative inquiry include: 1. **Collaborative Process**: Researchers and participants work together as co-researchers, contributing their unique perspectives and insights to the inquiry.
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