Question

How does the ground theory of research compare with traditional research
A.Data collection is the basis for creating new theoretical frameworks
B.The researcher chooses a theoretical framework to interpret the data collected.
C.The theory is grounded in two or more phemonena
D.No empirical data is needed to formulate new research questions.

Answer 1

The correction option is A.
The grounded theory of research is a systematic methodology that is used in social science, it involves the development of theory via gathering of data and analyzing them. A researcher who is using grounded theory will start by asking relevant questions and by collecting the correct type of qualitative data. Through this, the researcher can develop a new concept that will be a basis for a new theory. 
For the traditional research, the researcher only has to choose an existing theoretical framework and then collect relevant data in order to investigate how the theory apply to the phenomenon he is studying. 

Answer 2

Data collection is the basis for creating new theoretical frameworks.

The theoretical framwork explains the anxieties the relationship between two or numerous variables or phenomena. In a more formal way, the use of the study is based on existing theories that apply the data collection system. It is procured from particular theories and proposals that are influenced or concluded.