thematic analysis | how to present the results

[@qualitativeresearcher]

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[@lalangiabhayapala1444]

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[@mushimbwakafuta4083]

Hi I really love ur videos they have really been of great help to me.

[@qualitativeresearcher]

@@mushimbwakafuta4083 great to hear that, thank you!

[@bapu78]

hi i need to ask in qualitative research we have interview guide questionnaire which used for collecting data but if researcher instead of asking those questionnaire ask questions as per his way in such way that main objective of study is lost is that interview considered valid I want to know how researchers must ask questions during IDI &Fgd should one strictly focus questionnaire framed or ask vaguely and can frame it

[@bapu78]

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[@anomalousoddity]

Firstly - the rap interlude HAHAHA that was amazing and I'm still laughing, secondly - again what a brilliant video it's so helpful, thank you!!

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Thank you. There are several videos with such hidden "gems". basically whenever I do a tongue slip a record these ;)

[@lauraelizabethhughes4582]

Just want to let you know that I got my dissertation results today and in the comments the approach I took to thematic analysis was commended, so I have to thank you!

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Hi Laura, this is great, I hope the outcome of the whole dissertation was a positive one? I'm glad that I could help!

[@lauraelizabethhughes4582]

@@qualitativeresearcher I got a First, absolutely delighted 🥳

[@qualitativeresearcher]

@@lauraelizabethhughes4582 well done!

[@Mwansa-Destination]

I pray to get the same response 🙏🏾

[@ForeverOHERO]

How did u do it?

[@haich_9085]

I don't often comment on videos, but this video was absolutely phenomenal. It was so informative, easily digested and was a massive help on helping to smooth out the edged on my thematic analysis skills. Thank you!

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Wow, thank you for this great feedback, I am really glad that people find these videos so useful!

[@ibrahimniftiyev]

Thank you for this content. I would say that I definitely learned new techniques to present the results of a typical thematic analysis. Most importantly, it was very useful to see how you explain your main ideas by giving an example from your actual work. Good luck.

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Glad it was helpful!

[@susanalobo3104]

Thank you for this, I can now move on with my dissertation I was stuck with the discussion part.

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Glad to hear!

[@KateMooney-e7e]

Thank you so much for your content. I'm doing my first ever thematic analysis as part of my master thesis and had been feeling really out of my scope. I've just spent an hour watching your videos and feel much more organized. Much appreciated!

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Glad it was helpful!

[@eazycheetah]

You've given me a few good ideas to pursue for my doctorate's visualization of data. Thanks!

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Glad to hear that! And thanks for sharing

[@TheVicksy02]

Excellent. I have watched many videos on thematic analysis and this one is way better than others. thanks for making this free to use

[@tuesdayschild007]

I appreaciate this, thanks so much. Your sense of humour also helps me to digest the information😂😆👌

[@qualitativeresearcher]

I am happy to hear this!

[@olatunjiismail2569]

Presentation in a manner of prose has been my method but I aminclined towards using the model style. I once carried out a mixed methods study wherein I used table for the qualitative data presentation. I will try the model presentation in future studies.

[@qualitativeresearcher]

I do use tables most of the times for presenting qualitative results

[@Duras85]

great video, super friendly, super on-spot, very helpful 🙂

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Thank you! Glad it was helpful

[@haninfarhana8968]

Fantastic explanation and clear messages. The rap part just bombastic! :)

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Thank you. I get more and more positive comments on my rapping, perhaps I should consider a new career path... :)

[@abszradavadason1618]

Could you share (techniques, tips) about intercoder reliability in qualitative research? Do you feel it is necessary, or any alternatives? My main aim is to show that I am not biased (to myself, my ideologies, etc) in my work. Thanks

[@beibisan]

Hello, how do we report interviews in native language, do we need to translate them into English especially when publishing in a journal, in the results section. Do we indicate the translated English and include in parenthesis the actual words in native language?

[@mattfinlay4691]

I'm a student at UWS & just received the feedback and grade for my undergraduate dissertation. I just want to say thanks. I've never been an A student so I'm really happy with the result (2/1). As a former radio professional, it is one thing to create content, but quite another to land the content and these videos hit the mark in slickness & delivery. Dr Kriukow delivers in spades. I was looking for videos which provided clear, concise worked examples of the elements essential to my thematic analysis (Nationalism in my case but the same principles will apply elsewhere). The reason I know these tutorials contributed massively to my grade is because of the feedback which praised the clarity, thought process, explanation of the data and the layout of my thematic analysis. Invaluable. I'm 100% certain that my grade would have been so much worse without these tutorials. It is in no way a substitution to coursework or a shortcut to success but I'm certain these tips will turbocharge any submission ✌️

[@qualitativeresearcher]

This is so great Matt, thanks for sharing, this literally almost had me in tears. I am so glad that people find this content to be so useful, this is what keeps me going, thank you again for sharing this!

[@stanvermue3499]

Thank you so much! Great help for my thesis

[@hualincao7888]

Thank you for such an informative and easy-follow video on thematic analysis. I have learned a lot from your videos. I do have a question about the development of a model of the results. In my mind, the development of a model should illustrate the logical relationships between the developed themes and interpret how the relationship has been developed. I am not sure whether I am right about this. Should I find evidence from the qualitative data that underpins their relationship or I can just establish them based on my own interpretation? Thanks for your time. It would be great to hear from you.

[@qualitativeresearcher]

This would be based on your interpreation because remember, to talk about relationshps in qual research is generally tricky. Thus, you can talk about something that indicates some links but be very careful about actually making claims about strong relationships

[@sahelmoein4377]

Thank you for these excellent videos

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Glad you like them!

[@lau_pm]

Can't thank you enough for this. It's incredibly helpful.

[@qualitativeresearcher]

You're very welcome, and I'm glad that it helped!

[@ismailshekuumarrkebe2031]

Thank you so much for this video. I have been struggling to figure out how to present my result chapter. For now, I have just grasped a glimpse. However, I am using only secondary data for the Thesis; how can I present my results and use extracts from different data sources? From data collection, I realised that I cannot have a piece of complete information on a particular theme from one research work from one country.

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Use extracts that are relevant to your themes/sub-themes, just like you would with any other type of data (interview, etc.)

[@dataman6744]

Like that your videos are practical

[@qualitativeresearcher]

thank you, I'm trying!

[@KellyFerranti]

I know I'm late to the party here but this has been a life line for my degree! So digestible and easy to follow. I'm so glad I found you. Thank you

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Thank you! Better late than never ! :)

[@phathiswabam2630]

Now this is what I needed, I was so close to being frustrated but I kept on saying NOPE I AM NOT GOING TO BE FRUSTRATED. I need to strengthen my results chapter as my supervisor advised. Now I know exactly what to work on. Thank you so much.

[@qualitativeresearcher]

I am glad I could help!

[@apollo_jayden1869]

I wasn't feeling too happy with my dissertation's thematic analysis section, but now I feel like I know what I need to do to really improve the draft. thank you!

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Glad it was helpful!

[@samahersalem3591]

Dr. Kriukow, my thesis investgtated factors affecting learning. I have classified them into three main categories: psychological, contextual; and linguistic. I have a round 14 factors. when I list them in the thesis, is there a specific approach to do this. i.e. starting with the most reported! what other approaches can I use to write up the results section?

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Yes, I usually organize them from the most to the least reported, when it comes to sub-themes within themes. The themes themselves, I organize them in a way in which I want to discuss them so that there is a nice and clear narrative to my findings

[@donyade91]

Hi Dr. Kriukow. Thanks for your great video. Is that possible to have an access to the published study that you mentioned during this video?

[@connorgraham639]

YOU BEAUTIFUL MAN. YOU SAVED MY BACON

[@kingofdespair7006]

Really helpful content! I have a quick question. You said that we can make subheadings of our themes in the results sections. After watching this and your other video about how to discuss themes, I have a question that can we repeat those same subheadings of themes in our discussion chapter also? If not, then what is the alternative?

[@qualitativeresearcher]

it depends on how you are planning to organize that chapter - each discussion chapter is different, but if you plan to take each theme and discuss its relevance to the literture, one by one, I don't see any reason not to do what you mentioned - but be careful not to sound repetitive!

[@ekuamay2516]

Pls this is really helpful but would wish to know the title of the paper you used for the example so I can see how you came about the model.

[@qualitativeresearcher]

if you search "Kriukow Galloway EMI" - you will find that article

[@Echoj317]

thank you so much ive conducted a qualitative evaluation of a youth program at a baptist church and used surveys and interviews to collect my data. I'm now in the process of analyzing my results and presenting them. this was so helpful, absolutely love your videos you always explain things in a way I can understand I've never done anything like this I'm working on my Doctorate in adult Education (whew kicking my butt lol) but I got it thank you again

[@marywelsh5945]

great video makes things clearer, just one question if your doing a critical review of literature with themes do you use th quotes to evidenc your own themes as the reveiw is of the literature and not primary data I have sourced

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Yes you can still use quotes from secondary data, by all means !

[@linamasood4075]

Thank you very much, I appreciate this helpful video. Do you have an example of a study that used the qualitative method by conducting interviews for the purpose of getting new concepts/constructs and integrate them with the established theoretical framework (study constructs) before doing the survey questionnaire? Many thanks!

[@clara.walker]

Exactly what I'm doing

[@angelaamarie7337]

Thank you greatly for making this video! Extremely helpful. I was having trouble establishing a plan for how I wanted to present my qualitative data for my Thesis.

[@FakhruddinZamZam]

This is very insightful🙌. Anyways, I am curious as I am planning to present my research in the conference. Should the thematic analysis be generated using certain tool like NVivo? What if we generated the data manually? Will it be a problem?

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Not a problem, there are many ways to do it - manually, with NVivo, with tools not designed for data analysis (I have videos in which I explain how to use MS Word for example), with ChatGPT. The end goal is important, and how you get there is really up to you

[@FakhruddinZamZam]

@@qualitativeresearcher great! Thank you🤩

[@mariahadeboboye6858]

I watched your other video on when how codes become themes. I cannot tell you how much that video saved my life and my research. I was lost and unproductive for over 3 weeks until I found that video. thank you

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Glad I could help! thank you for sharing this, this means a lot to me !

[@GhumroQadir]

Explanation was excellent. Sir I need your help can u suggest any website how to make graohs for thematic results?

[@qualitativeresearcher]

I used draw.io back in the day but Im sure there are now lots of better alternatives

[@GhumroQadir]

@@qualitativeresearcher Thanks Sir! Your video helped me alot. I am about to give my open defence soon for my Masters dissertation. Your explanations put me at right place.

[@ДиалектическийМатериализм]

Hi is this the results or discussion chapter ? Thanks

[@qualitativeresearcher]

This would be the results chapter

[@omersjjd]

Thank you Sir!

[@yuyanbao7005]

It's my first time writing a research paper, when the professor told me to write the result for my thematic analysis, I didn't even know where and how to start. Thank you so much for the explanation, your help is truly appriciated.

[@qualitativeresearcher]

I'm really happy to hear that! And good luck with your paper

[@novita5921]

Very useful. Thank you !

[@jordansoondar4975]

Hi, I wanted to take the opportunity to say that I found your video extremely helpful and succinctly . It gave me some good tips along the way as I commence on writing my findings chapter for my PhD! Huge thanks again! Jordan

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Hi Jordan - thank you, I am really glad to hear that! This kind of feedback is what motivates me to do what I do !

[@theedtechcoach]

Dr K! I love your humour and the participants' remix! I also appreciated your advice on TA. I am currently writing up my findings and this video was essential.

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Wonderful! thank you for sharing the feedback, and I'm glad that you're enjoying my approach :)

[@emaankazmi3299]

i am struggling to write my findings after making themes, in an interpretive way using the inductive approach to compare the strategies entrepreneurs use to overcome stress.:(

[@peng-simeng5215]

Very helpful for me to re-present my thoughts. Thanks.

[@YC-yg4pe]

thanks for your help mate...very helpful

[@priyavandueren]

I am writing my MBA dissertation on the impacts of government policies and current market factors on external wall insulation industry, doing value chain analysis. And this video just answered my question on how to write the results chapter finally. Also professor in the video is so handsome

[@qualitativeresearcher]

I'm glad that you found the video useful! And thank you for the compliment

[@McCoysActionKarateAuburn]

Thank you - clear and reinforcing what I have already been taught to an extent that I begin to see a pattern from experienced teachers. Thanks again.

[@giovannagrados6520]

Very clear explanation! You are amazing, thank you for your help

[@JuanaMaria8519]

I'm currently working on qualitative research. Your discussion on thematic analysis presentation really helps me a lot. Thank you so muchI

[@masandesigebu3579]

Thank you so much for your videos. I'm doing my data analysis on my thesis.They have been very informative and helpful.

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Great to hear!

[@perpetualnwankwo5862]

Thank you soooooo much for this video. Very clear explanation. I love the fact that you took us through an example of your work. Thank you for this investment. I am looking to perfect my qualitative analysis skill while applying for a Phd in Public Health. Most importantly, I would like to thank you specially for the comic relief part of this video. That was it for me. It made me laugh so hard that I felt great relief and just enjoyed the rest of the video. I wasn't in the best of moods when I decided to watch the video but I am glad I did. I learnt so much and had a good laugh in the process. Thanks a million.

[@qualitativeresearcher]

So glad to hear that in addition to purely educational value, the video also had a therapeutic impact :) Thanks for sharing

[@rbinsights777]

Can we use table along with Braun and Clarke step of thematic analysis

[@qualitativeresearcher]

yes

[@maharaif7477]

Hi! thanks it's really help me to have a clear vision of how i should present the result's chapter. And please i have a question about using mix methodologie, i had done a quantitative approach, so i already have qotas and graphics then i made focus groups to explain those numbers ( i studying consumer behavior) . what do you think? plz

[@qualitativeresearcher]

sounds a bit like sequential explanatory design - there is a video on this channel about this type of mixed methods design

[@sulochanamanathunge6771]

This is very helpful Sir.. Thanks a lot for adding these types of valuable contents which is useful.

[@surayaiffah4967]

thank you Dr.! does this mean that the coding and themes process (all the pages of circling and connecting etc) do NOT have to be included in the final thesis?

[@lindimatheson3080]

Loved the autotune vibe, nice distraction

[@ASDASD34RDFS]

I am three minutes in and I already feel more organized. I'm writing my masters and I do not know how to start writing, and it does not help that my professor has given me some rather vague suggestions. Mostly I have been stuck with the whole "you need to present your themes" because my themes correlate heavily to my research questions, and I couldn't understand how to present them. Doing it in an explicit manner: Theme 1 etc, feels crazy for what my research has led to. The literature I have also haven't helped me much, since all it says is that "thematic analysis is difficult to define and can vary greatly".

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Really glad to hear that! I also have a newer video ( i think one of the most recent ones) in which I talk about presenting the results of thematic analysis, hope you will enjoy watching it too!

[@BeVal]

Thank you for such an amazing explanation and for your sense of humour

[@qualitativeresearcher]

You're welcome!

[@fatimahsyakura3316]

Hi, this was so helpful. Thank you! Can you explain how to extract word comments neatly to a coding table? I tried many ways but somehow macros don't work on my mac word..

[@qualitativeresearcher]

this will really depend on what you are using. Ideally you want to be using a specialised software, such as NVivo. If not, copy and paste in Ms Word

[@RIZKYIRELAND]

I am going to make a literature review for RQ: What are the implications of climate change on child hunger in Small Island Developing States?. Can I use systematic review? thank u

[@qualitativeresearcher]

yes, you can

[@joannegillespie6719]

I really, really wish I had found your channel back in November when I started writing my dissertation, not just now, two weeks before it is due...Thank you so much for all the valuable information.

[@dotterel]

Try 4 hours before it's due.

[@qualitativeresearcher]

I wish you did too :) But glad you found me nevertheless! Good luck with your submission!

[@simonbanda8378]

All i have in qualitative research its because of you. i have learnt a lot from zero to everything. Especially the examples, so unique.

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Thank you for sharing this, I am REALLY glad that you are finding this content so useful!

[@rsn-2023]

Dr. I want to clarify between your vdio on visual representation on themes n how to present qualitative findings..i have altogether 6 themes..n what i thought was to discuss those 6 themes in relation to couple type 1 and couple type 2.this is bcz in my research questions i have to distinct between them. But again i felt confused whether i want to explain my all 6 themes before i present my findings for the couple type o1 and two.what i thot was in the start introduce the all six themes and starightway jump to present findings for coiple type on and two using all 6 themes..do i need to explain all 6 themes before going for couple type presentation of qualitative data??????please help me

[@qualitativeresearcher]

sorry but I have no idea what you mean, I do not what you mean by couple type 1 , 2 etc.

[@naexnoor]

I just discovered your channel and I really love the way you explain things, its so easy to understand and follow. Also really enjoy the funny bits haha

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Glad you like them! and I hope you will find plenty of useful content here!

[@yusufmuhammed9716]

Assuming I had a total of 181 codes in my initial(open) code & an idea was coded as A17 & on a close of the codes(2nd coding) it became A6, in my analysis when talking on the idea will I use A17 o A6, please?

[@ImranKhan-fd5fc]

I have a confusion. In qualitative content analysis, what will be the process of data analysis? I mean after running the code frame on selected data. what will be the next?

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Although the specific details may differ depending on the study, overall the steps involved in CA will be pretty much the same as those in thematic analysis which I discuss in some of my videos. Methodologically there are not many differences, it is more about what you are paying attention to and looking for (e.g. you will still develop codes and themes but perhaps you will be more interested in specific, previously determined content and its frequency of occurence)

[@ikennakingsley6536]

Great video. Please I have a question: when citing an evidence from a secondary data do you cite it as a quote or you paraphrase?? Please I will really appreciate if you answer.

[@qualitativeresearcher]

either one is acceptable, just like with quoting from primary data

[@rajanvk939]

You only speaks you never show by actually doing. I appreciate your work and it would be more nice if you would have shown by doing it

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Did you even watch it till the end? I actually show examples from my published paper so not sure what you mean.

[@imeldamacias2106]

Thank you so much for your explanation! My research is a bit similar to yours and your examples helped me a lot. Thank you again :)

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Glad it was helpful! And finally my examples were actually relevant to someone :)

[@manishajiwani414]

If you are using a deductive thematic analysis approach and wish to discuss extracts. can you connect those extracts with a particular part of theory or literature?

[@qualitativeresearcher]

yes, of course you can - if you believe that this is important, do it

[@prospermukobelwalutala4609]

Dr. What is the difference between comments in findings alongside quotes and the speculations in the discussion section of a thematic's study

[@qualitativeresearcher]

The findings are just supposed to be a Relatively objective presentation of what you found, and the discussion expects you to link these findings to the literature. I think I have a video about the discussion chapter

[@criscros2861]

Hello I am interested on how to present the findings? Finding and Results are the same thing? Thank you!

[@qualitativeresearcher]

yes, they are

[@valeriangoguadze7373]

You are such a great presenter. I am PhD student and now I am using your method to analyze my data. Thanks for your professionalism and humor which makes the learning engaging and fun. Thanks a lot :)

[@qualitativeresearcher]

You're very welcome! Thank you for taking the time to share this great feedback ! :)

[@valeriangoguadze3854]

@@qualitativeresearcher It’s great to see how cool and easy it is to follow your instructions. I wish I was one day doing something collaborative with you! Thanks again for such an amazing opportunity to share with all of us! 👌🙌

[@aideebatarse6204]

Thank you so much Dr. Kriukow, I am about to start writing my thematic analysis for my doctoral thesis and your videos have helped me tremendously.

[@qualitativeresearcher]

You're very welcome! Good luck with your write up!

[@serenayben9660]

Hello, I would like to ask please if am conducting a qualitative research about a brand like Gucci so my data collection is through document and books only, how to gather data? do I take quotes from documents as data to later categorize under themes?

[@serenayben9660]

@@aideebatarse6204 hi, no I am actually doing a master research. I am still putting my thesis design. The topic is entrepreneurship in fashion, Gucci as case study. So I am adopting a narrative qualitative method and thematic analysis according to my research so far. I have never done qualitative before and I am confused how to gather data! Would it be quotes from docs I will read or what

[@fatemeershadi870]

Dear Dr.Kriukow, Hi, You are amazing.... Many thanks for your great explanations and clarifications in the realms of qualitative analysis. I learned many things from you. Would you please be kind enough to explain about how to write discussion? And what should we do exactely step by step in order to have a perfect discussion part? Kindest regards, Fatemeh an MA candidate from Iram ❤🧡💛💚

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Thank you for the kind words! I will certainly keep your suggestion in mind and perhaps record a video about the discussion chapter in the future

[@fatemeershadi870]

Thank you so much Dr.💎 Actually I am doing a narrative inquiry research and my data analysis is a thematic design. So, I don't know how to write the discussion part. Should I talk just about the core themes or also the subthemes in regard to the literature? I would be thankful if you explain in details. Waiting for your great vedio in the realms of discussion like always. All the Best,⚘ Fatemeh

[@chiefdaddy176]

My first time watching your series and I must acknowledge that I’ve learned much much better about qualitative research. Thanks for he videos.

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Thank you !

[@ParagAgarwal1986]

How to do thematic analysis of story recall? I want to collate the feedback into themes based on the scenes of the story.

[@qualitativeresearcher]

You can do this then. Qualitative analysis is a flexible process, as long as you make it rigorous by coding the data first (which is to avoid being biased or missing important things - I have several videos about coding and data analysis), you can then organize the findings the way you want

[@PapaCarbsMrHeart]

Hi! Is that a mixed method you used as your example, or qualitative research alone?

[@qualitativeresearcher]

it was a mixed methods study (questionnaires, focus groups and interviews were used)

[@linkydinks6573]

This is fantastic! Such a simple, helpful format that allows you to say all you want. Thank you!

[@ruthelias5784]

Thank you for the video. Where can we get your paper work that you used in the video?

[@qualitativeresearcher]

search for Kriukow and Galloway , study of English medium instruction, it is freely available online

[@bentewigerinck1508]

Which program do you use for the visualization of your results?

[@qualitativeresearcher]

nothing fancy, I'm useless when it comes to visualizing results, actually. For this kind of diagrams, if I dont use MS Word, I use draw.io, which is a free online platform

[@khadijasiddiqui7754]

Could you plz teach us how to enter citations in word document in APA style referencing format.plzzzzzzzz @DrKriukow

[@ShrutiSamala-x6z]

thankyou for the refreshing rap xDD you made me laugh on such a tough day:P

[@qualitativeresearcher]

glad to hear that :) Funnily, I am just editing a new video in which I also made a tongue slip rap (it's been a while since this happened), to be published either thursday or friday this week

[@eduardokallenbach2697]

Great video. Is there a direct way to contact you? I seek advice for my thematical analysis. I got all the data but not sure how to use them. Best regards, Ed

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Hi there, you can contact me through my website at www.drkriukow.com

[@keishalewis8918]

hi, i have developed themes from three different participant groups, how do i find similarities or discuss across all

[@anneleywillemse7871]

Excellent presentation! It's straightforward and clear, and gave me valuable tips on how to present my results in an interesting and understandable way. Thank you so much for being a caring educator, Dr Kriukow.

[@qualitativeresearcher]

So this is the first video you watched ;) Thank you for taking the time to share this , and I am really glad that you're finding this useful!

[@Echoj317]

Thank you so much I'm working on my Doctoral paper and conducting an evaluation on the benefits of a youth program in a baptist church. my professor asked me to consider using a thematic coding process of my data. the data is being collected from pre & post interviews and surveys. having never done anything like this your video is much appreciated. your humor aided in digesting the information thank you again I will be creating a table to show my data after watching this video still working on it but thank you again

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Thank you for your feedback, I'm glad that you found the video that helpful!

[@jazgilly4250]

Thank you so much !! So useful !

[@MovementScience8]

Thank You so much!

[@qualitativeresearcher]

You're welcome!

[@iamLawless]

I just want to know how you did the music breakdown with the b&w image

[@qualitativeresearcher]

I want to know that too! :) It was a quick spark of creativity that came and went ..

[@khanone3610]

Thank you so much

[@ojm95]

HI thanks for this video its really helpful! I was wondering how many quotes should i use for point i am making. I have done 24 interviews and i am using about 3 - 5 quotes / point. Is this enough ? I am writing a PhD thesis and the interviews are part of the exploratory stage of the research not the main findings

[@qualitativeresearcher]

There's really no rule for this. It depends how skillfully you are using the quotes. I always say it is good to use some evidence from the data, so I think some quotes are needed, but on the other hand I have seen lots of cases where quotes were overused and the person relied on them too heavily. You need to make sure that all quotes are justified and that the reader always understands why he/she is reading the quote. It's important to prepare them for what they are about to read, in other words. They should also be incorporated into the rest of the discussion, and avoid just simply listing one quote after another

[@ojm95]

@@qualitativeresearcher Hi yes this makes sense! thank you for clarifying this i appreciate this. Its for sure the most clearest answer ive been able to fine. Thank you!

[@peonyamarilla3681]

I really appreciate your effort. But can i ask question, is the 3 participants can consider as a group for focus group interview? If not, how do you call it?

[@jimbob2826]

Hi, in regards to the example you showed..what pages represent the discussions part if you dont mind me asking? My supervisor sent me these videos for help, but I'm still stuck unfortunately. I've established themes in the findings section and can see the themes you've spoken about like driving forces but cant see the discussions

[@qualitativeresearcher]

These would be the findings, not the discussions. I have separate videos about the discussion chapter

[@jimbob2826]

@@qualitativeresearcher do you have a link

[@ΑντώνηςΓιαννακούρας]

Hello! When talking about having a table for presenting the themes, and also a number for how many times a theme is discussed, you mentioned that, by this way, a reader can know if a theme is strong or not, and that a theme discussed many times is stronger than a theme mentioned only once by just one participant. I understand your point. But, I wanted to ask you. A professor told me that a theme is a group of codes, and that a code alone can't be a theme. So, how it it possible for a theme to be discussed only once by one participant? Also, is it true that a code alone can't be considered as a theme? I'm not sure if everyone agrees on this...

[@qualitativeresearcher]

yeah there is a bit of a mix up. I would not say that a theme can be developed from 1 code, or from a thing one person mentions, so if I said that - apologies. What is possible, however, is that a Sub-theme can. Thus, if 1 person mentions 1 specific challenge that she faces at work (let's say "bullying"), and we do have a Theme "CHallenges at work" (which was developed because several people discussed their Challenges at work), then "bullying" can be a sub-theme of "Challenges at work". But this is because Challenges at work was developed as a theme based on the fact that several people mentioned this topic Hope this helps!

[@ΑντώνηςΓιαννακούρας]

@@qualitativeresearcher Yes, it's clear now! Thank you very much! :)

[@khatieboquila]

Hello Sir. Where can I contact you?

[@qualitativeresearcher]

You can find these details on my website

[@jenniferrodriguez3156]

could i access your published study anywhere?

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Just type "Kriukow Galloway EMI" keywords to find it

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[@rastafford]

Your videos are so helpful and approachable. Thank you!

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Thank you, I'm glad you like them!