Abstract
The Search for the Codable Moment A Way of Seeing Developing Themes and Codes Deciding on Units of Analysis and Units of Coding as Issues of Sampling Developing Themes and a Code Using the Inductive Method An Example Using Life Stories Developing Themes Using the Theory-Driven and Prior-Research-Driven Method and Then Applying the Code An Example Using a Critical Incident Interview Scoring, Scaling and Clustering Themes Reliability Is Consistency of Judgment Don't Go Breaking My Heart Challenges in Using Thematic Analysis
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Thematic analysisCoding (social sciences)Computer scienceConsistency (knowledge bases)Code (set theory)Qualitative researchReliability (semiconductor)Cluster analysisSociologyArtificial intelligenceProgramming languageSocial science
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Richard E. Boyatzis
(1998).
Transforming Qualitative Information: Thematic Analysis and Code Development.
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