Qualitative Analysis Flashcards

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What is qualitative analysis?

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Qualitative analysis refers to the examination of non-numerical data to understand concepts, opinions, or experiences.

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What type of observations are involved in qualitative analysis?

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Observations in qualitative analysis often involve anthropological studies.

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What are some methods used in qualitative analysis?

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Methods include interviews, focus groups, and observation.

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What is ‘drilling down’ in mixed methods research?

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Using qualitative insights to deepen understanding of quantitative findings.

E.g. Nested qualitative studies in clinical trials explore participant experiences, reasons for non-participation, and barriers to adherence.

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What does ‘boiling down’ refer to in mixed methods research?

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Synthesising broad qualitative input into key themes or categories.

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What should be done with results in mixed methods research?

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We do not delete results but can clean the data, organise them into themes and then form them into questionnaires.

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When do you stop collecting data in mixed methods research?

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When you get no more useful information.

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How can we take further steps in mixed methods research?

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Revise approach and repeat, including questionnaire development for different age groups.

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What is thematic discovery?

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Process of identifying, analyzing, and interpreting recurring themes, patterns, or ideas within a body of content—such as text, speech, data, or media. It is commonly used in qualitative research, content analysis, and natural language processing to uncover underlying messages or insights.

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What is the purpose of practicing with a real interview transcript?

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To apply coding and theme identification, helping to organise the data without providing direct answers.

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What software can aid in organising and analysing data?

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Software like NVivo can assist in this process.

Resource link: NVivo training (University of Bath Library)

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What aspect should be considered in interview analysis?

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Non-verbal communication.

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What is important when cleaning data?

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Ensure that everyone across the world would not be aware of the person they are talking about.

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