Narrative research focuses on

A) gathering detailed stories and then restorying them (e.g., to produce a biography)
B) gathering stories to find out what experiences people have in common
C) formulating a theory of people's actions, interactions, and social processes
D) describing and interpreting shared values, beliefs, behaviors, and language

Narrative research involves gathering detailed stories from individuals and then restorying them in order to produce a biography. This approach is used to explore and understand individual experiences in a deeper and more personalized way. While gathering stories can also be used to identify common experiences (B) or shared values and beliefs (D), the emphasis in narrative research is on the individual's unique perspective and personal story. Formulating a theory of people's actions and interactions (C) is more commonly associated with other types of research methods, such as sociological or psychological approaches.