Presenting Your Qualitative Findings (PART ONE)

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[@perpetuankeseifiemor6475]

Hello Dr Adu, I bumped into your page while trying to find out how to analyze the qualitative data gotten for my MSc dissertation and I must say, I am learning a lot from you. Thank you for taking the time to explain every step that is needed. My data source is to be anonymous and I have 12 participants based on job roles in a small setting. If quotes are used, it might reveal the identity of the participants. Now, how do I present their information if the collective presentation of demographics is from 20 and above? And what is your advice on how to present my findings?

[@drphilipadu]

You're welcome @perpetuankeseifiemor6475! In this case, I suggest you present the their demographics in a collective format. Also, when you quote them, you shouldn't indicate specific participant who made that statement. You can say, "one of the participant said, ..."

[@damilolafasinu]

Thank you, Dr. Adu. I have finally coded and done my thematic analysis after watching some of your previous videos. I am in the process of presenting my findings, and I am watching this. My question is this: Do you have a video on presenting narrative research? I searched but I have not seen it. I have searched for some articles, but I feel they are not using a narrative approach as they claimed. How can I narratively present my findings?

[@drphilipadu]

You're welcome! I'm glad they were helpful! I don't have a video specifically on narrative approach. This article may help: files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/EJ881749.pdf

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[@gyimahgodwin3609]

Thanks for the great work, Dr. Adu. Question: in some literatures, the word category is used instead of themes whilst in other works, some authors use both categories and themes when presenting their findings. I am working on my multiple case study and I was thinking of using Category and themes. Themes, so I may have the themes as the broader headings for the multiple cases whilst the category will be sub-headings for what is captured from the respective cases. I would like to hear your suggestions. Thank you.

[@drphilipadu]

You're right! Different terms are used but the most important thing is to make sure the findings are clearly communicated to your readers/audience. In your case, you have clearly distinguished between the categories from themes. So, you can use both terms.

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[@Lilian.Chidinma.Nwafor]

Thank you sir. looking at your video , I'm beginning to wonder if one can actually do a qualitative analysis only without qualitative. secondly, I am analyzing just interview of 3 persons with 10 questions each, Do you think it's a significant number for this research?

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You're welcome Lilian! It's hard to tell whether focusing on three participants is appropriate. It depends on a lot of factors (see: eprints.ncrm.ac.uk/id/eprint/2273/4/how_many_interviews.pdf) '

[@dzivaidzomachingura-jk2ct]

Thank you very much,my question is after coding how would you export data to word or how do you present findings from NVIvo

[@drphilipadu]

You're welcome!! This video would help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5bJeoaAiqZ5odU

[@Xiaoyu17]

i have a question. i want to use Nvivo for my qualitative data analysis fir SLR, which version of Nvivo should i buy?

[@drphilipadu]

Nvivo 14 will be good