week 7 how to analyze qualitative data + week 8 how to observe

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how can we find meaning in qualitative data?

grounded theory, narrative analysis, conversation analysis, visual sociology

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codes

identify key ideas and trace usage

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from small to big how does it go from codes to theory

first starts with a code then category to big idea which is the theory

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descriptive/ open coding

  • attributes

  • topics

  • magnitudes

  • process/ actions

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analytical coding

  • categorizing

  • patterns

  • meta-coding

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what makes a good theory

fit , understanding ,generalizability

before the study know own opinion

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reflexivity

researcher reflects on own bias

  • would different people reach the same conclusions when working with the same data and same codes?

  • to what extent were you able to put aside your previous knowledge ?

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what are the different qualitative methods

field research, ethnography, participant observation (reactive methods)

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what is unobtrusive methods in qualitative research

  • content analysis

  • observation of physical traces

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field research

studying social processes as they happen

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ethnography

studying and systematically recording human cultures

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participant observation

gathering data by developing relationship with people while they go about normal activities

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what is thick and thin description

thin description: observation of human social actions

thick descriptions: observation of human social actions in connection with context as interpreted by the actors

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how do sidewalk make a neighborhood safe

eyes on the street

requirements: clear demarcation of where the road ends and sidewalk starts

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what are physical traces

  • by products of use

  • adaptations for use

  • displays of self

  • public messages

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advantages of observing physical traces

  • less obtrusive than observing social interaction

  • helps learn more about a space

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key challenges when observing physical traces

  • missing traces

  • selective deposit

  • cumulative traces

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ethnography

long periods of the research field

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conversation analysis

focus on the details of the conversation interaction rather than the people are tense

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narrative analysis

holistic account like biographies and unit of analysis

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grounded theory

develops general propositions from patterns in data

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critical cases

selected based on unusually rich and pertient information

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typical ase

selected based on assumption that they are very similar to other cases

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deviant cases

based on their contrast with normal case

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theorit

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field researchers relies heavily on which two types of research subjects?

gate keepers and key informants