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how can we find meaning in qualitative data?
grounded theory, narrative analysis, conversation analysis, visual sociology
codes
identify key ideas and trace usage
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
descriptive/ open coding
attributes
topics
magnitudes
process/ actions
analytical coding
categorizing
patterns
meta-coding
what makes a good theory
fit , understanding ,generalizability
before the study know own opinion
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 ?
what are the different qualitative methods
field research, ethnography, participant observation (reactive methods)
what is unobtrusive methods in qualitative research
content analysis
observation of physical traces
field research
studying social processes as they happen
ethnography
studying and systematically recording human cultures
participant observation
gathering data by developing relationship with people while they go about normal activities
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
how do sidewalk make a neighborhood safe
eyes on the street
requirements: clear demarcation of where the road ends and sidewalk starts
what are physical traces
by products of use
adaptations for use
displays of self
public messages
advantages of observing physical traces
less obtrusive than observing social interaction
helps learn more about a space
key challenges when observing physical traces
missing traces
selective deposit
cumulative traces
ethnography
long periods of the research field
conversation analysis
focus on the details of the conversation interaction rather than the people are tense
narrative analysis
holistic account like biographies and unit of analysis
grounded theory
develops general propositions from patterns in data
critical cases
selected based on unusually rich and pertient information
typical ase
selected based on assumption that they are very similar to other cases
deviant cases
based on their contrast with normal case
theorit
field researchers relies heavily on which two types of research subjects?
gate keepers and key informants