Presenting Your Qualitative Findings (PART TWO)

This video explores five essential areas: Overview, Demographics, Data Analysis Process, Presentation of Findings, and Summarization. You'll also learn about optional research setting details and participant demographics presentation techniques. Whether you're writing a dissertation or thesis, this video will guide you through crafting an effective and credible report, ensuring transparency and the transferability of your findings.
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This is so helpful. Which video can show me how to generate the different ways to present my findings?

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Thank you for the video.... Valuable information there.... How does one present the subthemes coming from the major theme??

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You're welcome! One way is to focus on presenting the main themes and mentioning the subs themes as you explain the uniqueness of each theme.

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Thank you for your kind words and blessings. We normally use qualitative data to address a qualitative research question which should be an open-ended question in nature. Due to this, it is recommended to have a qualitative research question although, you plan to use the findings to support the quantitative findings. For your 2nd question, your goal is to analyze all qualitative data from different methods and extract relevant excerpts (irrespective of the data source) to help you all the research questions. You can present the themes arranging them based on their respective research questions they are addressing. I hope this helps! I provide methodology consultation, if you are interested, you can email me: info@drphilipadu..com

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Thank you so much Dr Philip. Amazing content you put out I must admit. So my question is centered around theme driven format approach, especially the table part. So, I have got 6 interview questions and 3 themes, do you suggest I present my 3 themes for each of the 6 questions when showing my main findings? Besides, when presenting this study on a poster, don't you think it would be too much on a poster considering it would mean producing 6 tables per interview questions showing the 3 teams? Kindly clarify sir. Thank you!

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You're welcome! We normally present the findings based on the research questions but not interview questions. Also, we analyze the data to develop themes to address not the interview questions but the research questions. So, in your case, I would present the 3 themes to address the research question. I hope this helps!

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You're welcome. It is quiet different from literature review. Research setting is about describing where the data was collected and your experience during the data collecting stage.

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You're welcome!! Based on best practices, we normally follow the act of triangulation (see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJ7PlaeMadNohs0si=t7GOa5i97_PxEfj6) where we explore a phenomenon using more than one data collection strategy or data source. With this in mind, I suggest you generate codes and themes representing both sets of data. We normally don't separate them, especially, if they are all addressing the same research questions.

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@@drphilipadu Does it require that one must strictly maintain the same themes in the two instances? Kindly make a video to demonstrate how to achieve this result. Thank you in anticipation...

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Great! You can double-click on the themes or codes to see the quotations. Also, you can create framework matrix.

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What if we have 2 RQ and separate themes for RQ1 and RQ2? Let's say we have 4 themes for RQ1 and 4 themes for RQ2, do we need to mention that we have 8 themes in this study?

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Normally, we don't mention institution so as to protect the identity of participants.

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Any link of your lecture ... How to make themes after creating codes .

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Dr how can we present our qualitative findings in viva voce?

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This outline may help: 1. Introduction Start with a brief overview of your study, including: The research problem and its significance. The purpose of your study. The research questions or objectives. This sets the context for your findings and emphasizes their importance. 2. Methodology Recap Briefly outline your methodology to remind the audience of how you collected and analyzed the data. For instance: Describe your qualitative research design. Mention data collection methods (e.g., interviews, focus groups). Summarize the data analysis process (e.g., coding techniques or software like NVivo or ATLAS.ti). 3. Findings Presentation Organize your findings into themes or research questions. Use the following strategies: By Theme: Present key themes or patterns that emerged from the data. Use participant quotes to support each theme, providing depth and authenticity to your findings. Visual Aids: Incorporate charts, tables, and diagrams to illustrate themes, relationships, or processes. Use visualizations to make your presentation engaging and easier to follow. 4. Connection to Theoretical Framework Explain how your findings relate to the chosen theories or frameworks. Highlight how your results address gaps in the literature or contribute to existing knowledge. 5. Implications and Contributions Discuss the implications of your findings for practice, policy, or future research. Highlight the unique contributions of your work. 6. Handling Questions Prepare to clarify methodological decisions or elaborate on specific findings. Be ready to discuss limitations and how you addressed them during your study.

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