practical Flashcards

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what is a content analysis?

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an indirect observation used to analyse qualitative and quantitative data

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describe the qualitative data in a content analysis

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  • themes and categories
  • understanding context
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describe the quantitative data in a content analysis

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  • numerical
  • supports findings
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what is ‘content’?

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  • something that people have created
  • artefacts - demonstrate a conversation
  • eg books, films, interviews, websites
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5
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what do artefacts need to be?

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  • representative
  • unbiased
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summarise the process of a content analysis

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  • data is collected
  • researcher reads through or examines data to familiarise
  • researcher identifies coding units
  • data is analysed by applying coding units
  • tally is made each time the coding unit appears
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7
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what is summative content analysis?

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turns qual data into quant data to make it measurable

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what is manifest content?

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calculating a frequency of an event / content / key words

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what is latent content?

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finding a meaning / context for the event

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