Can I use Systematic Literature Review data in the Open Coding process to develop themes and then do Axial Coding by using data from semi-structured interviews?
Absolutely, in grounded theory, the terms 'core categories' and 'core variables' essentially point to the same concept. They represent the key theme that surfaces from your data. This central theme or category is critical for the construction of your theory. Even though both terms are used, we almost exclusively use 'core category' in practice. As you continue with your research, the understanding of this core category may evolve, and it shapes the overall understanding and explanation of the phenomena you're studying.
Hi Musab! We have a more in depth video on the full process and how core categories fit into your research here. It's a 30 minute webinar on grounded theory: ruclips.net/video/0wcv4amjkf0/видео.html
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Very nice explanation; I am a PhD student doing qualitative research.
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So clear and immensely helpful. Thanks, Delve!
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Can I use Systematic Literature Review data in the Open Coding process to develop themes and then do Axial Coding by using data from semi-structured interviews?
Very helpful. Thanks for posting.
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A very helpful information, thank you
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Is core category and core variable same in grounded theory?
Absolutely, in grounded theory, the terms 'core categories' and 'core variables' essentially point to the same concept. They represent the key theme that surfaces from your data. This central theme or category is critical for the construction of your theory. Even though both terms are used, we almost exclusively use 'core category' in practice. As you continue with your research, the understanding of this core category may evolve, and it shapes the overall understanding and explanation of the phenomena you're studying.
Thank you, mam.
What I don't understand: If I form a "core category", why and how should that be my thesis?
Hi Musab! We have a more in depth video on the full process and how core categories fit into your research here. It's a 30 minute webinar on grounded theory: ruclips.net/video/0wcv4amjkf0/видео.html
Go for it.... very well explained
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This is great, Thank You!
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so clear!
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Podrían hacerlo en español tambie por favor
Lo sentimos, aún no tenemos una versión en español. Pero puede usar la función de traducción automática de RUclips para obtener los subtítulos en español.
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