Thematic analysis | How to present qualitative findings (4 mistakes)

In this video, I explain how to present and discuss findings in qualitative research, focusing on 4 common mistakes and how to fix them.
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00:00-05:35 Lack of signposting
05:35-07:42 Lack of clarity about answers to RQs
07:42-08:33 Problems with quotes
12:23-17:38 Unclear structure

[@hitenmistry9376]

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[@qualitativeresearcher]

Thank you Hiten! And it was great to talk to you yesterday about your exciting study!

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[@qualitativeresearcher]

Thank you! I'm really glad that you feel this way, and that you're finding my content useful! :)

[@how2think]

This was quite helpful. Thank you.

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rcardoso88]

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[@qualitativeresearcher]

Thank you!

[@piotrk5607]

Thank you for an excellent and informative video 👌

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Glad it was helpful! :)

[@tejinderpalsingh6187]

Hi !, extremely helpful and will undoubtedly enhance the process of writing about qualitative data. It offers valuable insights and techniques that can significantly improve how one approaches and manages the intricate details involved in qualitative data analysis.

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kernel-pult]

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[@qualitativeresearcher]

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[@ruphinao7231]

I am finding coding so difficult and getting overwhelmed with too many codes. is your recommended book a useful guide for how to transform codes into themes?

[@qualitativeresearcher]

My book covers the whole process of coding, up to developing themes, although that last part is actually less detailed because I addressed this topic in several videos of mine. Thus, I would recommend such videos as part 3 of the "from codes to themes" series on this channel, as well as a few more from the data analysis playlist, where I talk about this task of deciding on final themes

[@ThatahaloKhumisi]

Can assist with data transcription and data analysis and description interpretation?

[@qualitativeresearcher]

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[@svenjalieflander7435]

Thank you. I am currently presenting my results from interviews and I don't know how to correctly write it down. When do I use these: " " only when the citation is shorter than 40 words? Do I have to make the citation cursive, what do I need to reference etc...? :)

[@qualitativeresearcher]

there are various rules for that, but it is pretty common that if it is up to 2 lines long, you can use "" and cite as part of a running sentence, and if it is longer, you would indent the quote and separate with spaces from the rest of the text

[@svenjalieflander7435]

@@qualitativeresearcher Ahh thank you so much for the quick answer this was very helpful!!