What Is Process Coding? Full Tutorial With Examples - Qualitative Coding 101

Everything you need to know about process coding, a popular qualitative coding technique. Learn what process coding is, when to use it (i.e., what types of research aims it is well suited to), and how to apply it to a dataset.
OVERVIEW: PROCESS CODING 101
00:00 Introduction
00:55 What is Qualitative Coding?
01:28 Inductive, Deductive & Hybrid Coding
02:12 What is Process Coding?
02:36 Examples of Process Coding
03:20 When To Use Process Coding
03:33 Step-by-Step Guide to Process Coding
06:01 Key Takeaways
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I'm conducting a thematic analysis for my interview methodology (part of my thesis). The interview focuses on validating the metrics used to compare web application security testing tools, which I've identified from my literature review. I'm currently confused about codes and themes. I'm finding it confusing. As I mentioned, I've conducted a literature review and identified 37 metrics. Should I take those 37 metrics as codes, or is there something else I should use as a code? If there's something else, could you provide one or two examples? Please help me. If my 37 metrics are codes then I'm thinking of using 4 themes: Commonly Used Metrics, Additional Metrics, Metrics that are Considered Unimportant, Evolving Landscape of Web Application Security Can someone please clarify this?