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Step 1: Deep breath.
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Step 2: see if you can find this book at your school's library - it breaks down grounded theory in a way that makes it easy to digest and understand: https://www.amazon.com/Qualitative-Inquiry-Research-Design-Approaches/dp/1506330207
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Step 3: Talk to your advisor about your confusion - explain how you've looked into what grounded theory is and you're unsure of how to use it with the data you've already collected. Can they talk you through some basics, or recommend another faculty member who can?