Thank you, Dr. Jarek for this brief. It gave a broader picture on understanding the qualitative data and its analysis. Much helpful for the scholars who have the data and ready for analysis.
I may do it in the future. For now, just to clarify, all I mean by a working hypothesis is a "hunch" or suspicion that you may have when looking through your data. Later, you follow this hunch and go back to the data to see whether this is the case or not. Hence, as I said, it is Almost like a hypothesis, although traditionally hypothesis is something associated with Quantitative research and, therefore, some people argue against the use of this term in Qualitative research
Thank you doctor for your great contribution to my understanding of quaitative data analysis. Could you please recommend us a book or a book chapter or an article about qualitative data analysis so that we can read and understand it? Thank you.
Yes, the book I always strongly recommend, and the one from which I learned 90% of what I know is this www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/1849203032/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1634&creative=6738&creativeASIN=1849203032&linkCode=as2&tag=drkriukow-21&linkId=7f4d2f3903fdfc980345c50decca1606
Thank you, Dr. Jarek for this brief. It gave a broader picture on understanding the qualitative data and its analysis. Much helpful for the scholars who have the data and ready for analysis.
Great video!
Steps:
* Familiarise
* Code
* Analysis
Thanks for that!
Can you please elaborate on working hypothesis in qualitative research in one of your videos?
I may do it in the future. For now, just to clarify, all I mean by a working hypothesis is a "hunch" or suspicion that you may have when looking through your data. Later, you follow this hunch and go back to the data to see whether this is the case or not. Hence, as I said, it is Almost like a hypothesis, although traditionally hypothesis is something associated with Quantitative research and, therefore, some people argue against the use of this term in Qualitative research
thank your for your selfless sharing
Always!
Thank you doctor for your great contribution to my understanding of quaitative data analysis. Could you please recommend us a book or a book chapter or an article about qualitative data analysis so that we can read and understand it? Thank you.
Yes, the book I always strongly recommend, and the one from which I learned 90% of what I know is this www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/1849203032/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1634&creative=6738&creativeASIN=1849203032&linkCode=as2&tag=drkriukow-21&linkId=7f4d2f3903fdfc980345c50decca1606
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