What is theoretical sampling?

In this video, I explain the concept of theoretical sampling in qualitative research, as well as similarities and differences between theoretical sampling and purposeful sampling.
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1. "Qualitative researcher's toolkit" (EBOOK) drkriukow.com/...
2. Online course on developing a research topic: drkriukow.com/...

[@qualitativeresearcher]

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[@D0rWolf]

Theme of the Video starts at 2:15

[@zoo_flowers]

literally scrolled down here to say the same...and if i would have scrolled down, I would have saw this.

[@georgeroberte.valenciaiii7458]

I have to say, I have not found a more satisfying and clarifying definition than this video!
you have just made one of the pillars of Glaser’s (Classic) Grounded Theory so much easier to comprehend! TS can take researchers months and years and a protracted lull period to finally figure out.. I suppose you need to go through it, let the concepts ‘emerge’ first and be sort of ‘stuck’ and voila, a eureka moment (like this video here), so you can then pick up from where you left off.
thank you Sir ! 😊😃

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Thank you, I am really happy that you found my explanation useful

[@georgeroberte.valenciaiii7458]

youre more than welcome, Sir. when I got the time/braincells to spare, I will check your other videos for tips on rendering qualitative data into publishable material, to move my study forward as Ive been anxious to publish also due to the prodding of my boss. I also found Prof Charmaz‘s writings thoroughly engaging and show in-depth mastery of GT-I mean no doubt about that. She was also kind enough to send me some newer paper she wrote with update on constructivist GT. However I was mainly guided by Holton and Walsh’s book published by Sage when I was doing my thesis (and I graduated because of it yay!), and I mean to revisit the final chapter about their views on publishing GT research, from an orthodox GT paradigm that is. They proffer that GT research is geared towards writing a book on a novel concept-although Im not aiming for a book. The promise was, if done well, I can pick up a GT research from where I left off, and sort of help shape the research into its final form. Thank you and more power Sir!

[@lyndawirba6380]

This was very helpful and easy to understand. What are the biases in purposive sampling and what steps can you take to avoid them. Thanks

[@dimaincidental9921]

Thank you very much for this clear uncomplicated explanation, and for the free subscription.

[@bikramprasad155]

Excellent sir
Really you have clarify it well

[@markjd2500]

Useful to aid my studies and learning of research methods, thank you :)

[@qualitativeresearcher]

You're welcome, I'm glad that you found this video useful (I also have a newer version of it, not sure if there is anything there that I haven't mentioned here, but worth a try)

[@Tiggerbolt]

Thank you, that was really helpful. Well done.

[@mahimatripathi8639]

Voow sir your explanation is outstanding.. I want to write a research paper with you.. Kindly give me this opportunity

[@qualitativeresearcher]

I do not currently engage in publication writing, but you can send me an email with more details, and who knows (you can find the email on my website)

[@stephenrodwell]

Thanks, this was a really helpful video. :)

[@GhadaDennawiDelati]

Thank You! Helped big time!

[@neetsx4676]

Thank you! very clearly explained, very helpful :)

[@tilakpanday4933]

Thank you , It is more helpful.

[@Oblikomfo]

Thank you, that was very helpful. However, I am a newbie at this. Can I run a regression with Purposive Sampling?

[@hirakaiserjahid3924]

Sir. Can I use theocratical sampling in qualitative content analysis? Plz help.

[@arieltsiboe9364]

Brilliant

[@khaledalosaimi3425]

Grounded theorists have stressed using gerunds in coding and memo-writing? Could you please explain it?

[@georgeroberte.valenciaiii7458]

I think because doing so captures the action, or “what is going on” (as codes) in a straightforward manner (as opposed to perfectionism) when the goal at the get go is to generate as many codes as you can for comparison, and thus let concepts and higher level categories emerge, which basically are the building blocks of a grounded theory