thematic anaylsis Flashcards

1
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what kind of data does it deal with?

A

qualitative

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2
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what does it focus on?

A

generating and identifying common themes that are present throughout data in order to make conclusions

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3
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is it inductive or deductive?

A

both

it is flexible in its use

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4
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what is inductive?

A

themes emerge from the data

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5
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what is deductive?

A

themes are identified first

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6
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how many stages are there?

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six

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7
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what are the six stages?

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familiarisation 
coding 
searching for themes
reviewing themes
defining and naming themes 
writing up
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8
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what is familiarisation?

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reacher must first immerse themselves in the data to become familiar with the data
reading and re reading noting any important analysis

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what is coding

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generating bried labels for important features of data

coding ends by collating all the codes together

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10
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what is searching for themes?

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this is when you search fro areas of data that is relevant and similar to your codes

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what is reviewing themes?

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involves checking that the themes work in relation to codes
whether themes tell a story about the data
define the nature and relationship between each themes

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12
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what is defining and naming themes?

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write a detailed analysis of each theme

constructing a concise name

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13
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inter rater reliabilty? S

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there can be more than one coder

check if there are comparisons etc

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14
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what is the main strength of TA?

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it is way of reducing large amounts of data into manageable summary and conclusions without losing data validity
allows others to see conclusions to the study more easily

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15
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why is the method not judged for its validity?

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researchers often do not explain who they came to their themes

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16
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why is skill needed?

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as there needs to be a limited number of themes that identifies the whole set of data which requires time and skill by the researcher

17
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why might validity be in doubt?

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the researcher may have themes pre selected or in mind so the themes come form the researcher rater than the data, may interpret data along these themes

18
Q

who is example in clinical psychology?

A

lim et al

19
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what did lim et al do?

A

used evidence form other studies to investigate the intervention in schizophrenia