The term 'phenomenology' is associated with the process of

Phenomenology is a qualitative research process that studies lived experience as consciously perceived.

Analysis of variance is a statistical test for differences among group means, not a qualitative process.

Correlational study measures the degree of association between variables quantitatively.

Probability sampling is a technique for selecting a representative sample, not a research paradigm.

Phenomenology seeks the essence of a phenomenon as it appears to those who live it.

Edmund Husserl founded phenomenology as a philosophical movement.