Strategies for organizing & analyzing qualitative data
The process of labelling and organizing your qualitative data to identify different themes and the relationships between them.
What is coding?
The purpose of this step is to break down larger sections of text into easier-to-read smaller samples.
What is step 1 - Organization?
This is reflecting on and discussing any personal beliefs that may have influenced a study.
What is acknowledging bias?
This step reduces the amount of data such as calculating medians.
What is Summarizing the Data - Step 1?
The Health & Safety of Citizens, National Security, Economic Prosperity, and Government Sovereignty
What are national objectives?
High-quality and important information that enhances the research.
What is meaningful data?
This is the step where the researcher explains the relationship between the themes identified in the previous step.
What is step 4 - Synthesis?
An example of this is storing data securely and ensuring informed consent when collecting data.
What are ethical collection methods?
The Sequential Design that has two steps.
What is Explanatory?
It is a style of reference used by the American Psychology Association.
What is APA?
Produce a comprehensive list that guarantees sufficient consistency in the data's coding.
What is the final list of codes?
This step is repeated multiple times.
What is step 2 - Perusal?
BLANK is the researcher ensuring that all sides of their issue are thoroughly examined.
What is of fairness in the context of researcher?
Out of the four methods, this method is used to integrate qualitative and quantitative data.
What is method Four (4)?
This is the type of triangulation where multiple researchers each come up with their own opinions, and decisions, to bring different lenses to the data analyzed. (Hint: we learned this in Week 6)
What is Investigator Triangulation?