Types of Qualitative Data Analysis [Purposes, Steps, Example] 

Same here. I wanted the last one and this video just gave all my answers.

Do you know most of these method analysis are both quantitative and qualitative 🥲 it's harder than it looks unfortunately

Also she had mentioned counting words in content analysis which QUANTITATIVE CONTENT ANALYSIS. Qualitative content analysis is going through text line by line and classifying the paper based on the coding framework.

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Good Day! May I ask permission; will you allow me to use some of your video clips and some text documents for citations?

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There are different types of narrative analysis, you can use descriptive narrative type

Hi Kanta, these two are different, we use narrative when we have to analyze personal stories/experience/events, this is more detailed than thematic analysis. Narrative if flexible and thematic is more process based as I explained in video

@@ResearchTube Ma'am in the book by Creswell Polkinhorne has distinguished between "analysis of narrative " and "narrative analysis".

@@sanchitakanta1018 you asked about narrative and thematic???? See your previous message

If you are conducting a comparative study based on secondary data, there are several research methods you could use depending on the specific research question, the data sources, and the available resources. Here are three research methods you might consider: 1. Meta-analysis: This method involves systematically analyzing and synthesizing the results from multiple studies on a particular topic. It can be a useful method if you are interested in comparing the findings of studies that have already been conducted. Meta-analysis requires a comprehensive search of the literature and a rigorous analysis of the data to ensure that the studies being compared are similar enough to be combined in a meaningful way. 2. Content analysis: This method involves analyzing the content of written or visual materials to identify patterns or themes. It can be a useful method if you are interested in comparing the representations of a particular topic or issue across different media or time periods. Content analysis requires careful coding of the data and a systematic approach to identifying patterns and themes. 3.Comparative case study: This method involves comparing two or more cases (e.g., organizations, countries, policies) to identify similarities and differences. It can be a useful method if you are interested in understanding how different contexts or variables influence outcomes. Comparative case study requires careful selection of cases and a rigorous analysis of the similarities and differences between them. Ultimately, the method you choose will depend on the specific research question and the available data sources. It is important to carefully consider the strengths and limitations of each method and select the one that is most appropriate for your research objectives

In grounded we mainly focus on grounding theory from data and narrative is about telling stories

No it is for Qualitative data, Thank for your kind words

Sorry, I forgot to mention that this was a very clear presentation for novice qualitative researchers like me... I will be looking forward to more content from your channel.

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