Research 8 Thematic analysis 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyResearch MethodsUniversityNone Created by: CaliFishCreated on: 07-05-17 18:01 thematic analysis is a form of what type of analysis qualitative 1 of 36 what does it identify themes 2 of 36 define theme material that represents some level of pattered response or meaning within the data set 3 of 36 this theme is important in relation to what the research question 4 of 36 the emphasis is on what the meaning 5 of 36 not the what prevalence 6 of 36 Bruan and Clarke identified two types of thematic analysis, what were they theory driven and data driven 7 of 36 what is another name for data driven inductive 8 of 36 how many steps to braun and clarke suggest 6 9 of 36 what is stage 1 read material and make notes 10 of 36 what is stage 2 code 11 of 36 what is stage 3 group codes into themes 12 of 36 what is stage 4 review themes 13 of 36 this requries what judgement 14 of 36 you need to look at your themes and ask yourself what 3 things is there enough data to support them, is the data coherent, are they mutually exclusive, 15 of 36 what is stage 4 defining and names themes 16 of 36 what do you need to write an accompanying narrative 17 of 36 what should be included in this what is interesting about the themes and examples from the text 18 of 36 what is an advantage of thematic analysis can be used with any qualitative data set 19 of 36 what is a form of thematic analysis that makes psychological assumptions IPA 20 of 36 what does IPA stand for interpretive phenomenological analysis 21 of 36 IPA interviews are entirely focus on what experience 22 of 36 define experience the state of affairs in which the world is lived and experienced 23 of 36 therefore themes in IPA capture what experiences 24 of 36 what are the assumptions of IPA people interpret the world, researchers also interpret the world 25 of 36 what three things are you interested in, if you're doing an IPA study idiographic info (not nomothetic), meanings (not causal relations), quality (not quantity) 26 of 36 where can the qualitative data come from interviews, diaries 27 of 36 how many in a sample size 6-8 28 of 36 but what is allowable 1 29 of 36 what type of people similar/homogenous 30 of 36 although stage 1 of IPA is the same as stage 1 of thematic analysis in general, what is it called immersion 31 of 36 the rest of the stages are the _______ same 32 of 36 how do you make you analysis valid iterative reading, give examples 33 of 36 what are the benefits of IPA gives participants a voice and high validity, can develop hypothesise for quantitative methods 34 of 36 what are the cons of IPA assumes that language is an unproblematic, direct access into cognition, experience is not how the world actually is 35 of 36 how is IPA distinctive from thematic analysis in general has psychological assumptions, IPA builds up codes and themes from a single case, IPA has specific recommendations about sample size 36 of 36
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