Thematic analysis with ChatGPT - 3 ways to create and/or organize your themes in ChatGPT

3 ways in which you can use ChatGPT for thematic analysis
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00:00-07:19 Using AI to develop themes from codes
07:19-09:55 Using AI to group codes into pre-defined main themes
09:55-14:50 Using AI to group sub-themes for a theme

[@JoVan75]

This really helped with my confidence in confirming the codes, categories, and themes that I obtained from within my data set. Excellent video and instruction.

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Glad it helped!

[@stevehay9103]

Thanks for these videos. They have been very interesting and helpful.

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Thank you! More videos about ChatGPT coming very soon - it is pretty hard to keep up with all the new updates and developments (spoiler alert - chatGPT now has an actual "advanced data analysis" option which is pretty mindblowing)

[@gunngunn6763]

Looking forward to learning more from you

[@qualitativeresearcher]

Thanks!

[@raacdeeyeacademy983]

Good

[@shafqatpitafi4897]

Sir, what about Turnitin which is now detecting AI text as plagiarism?

[@qualitativeresearcher]

haven't heard of it, and not sure how it would, since AI creates lines of text rather than, for example, taking them and pasting from somewhre else. At least that was my impression

[@user-re3en9su7z]

How can we do this when we have investigations where privacy issues are involved and participants have signed releases? We can't enter the information into GPT because it breaks privacy rules.

[@qualitativeresearcher]

If it does, then do not use this tool. However, I am not convinced it does - does entering that data into NVivo or MAXQDA violates any such rights? It does not, and I believe the same is the case for chatGPT, but to make sure you would need to first check with OpenAI what exactly their policy of handling the data is