Coding in Grounded theory
What is the difference between open, axial, and selective coding? Actually, I am currently working on axial coding for one of my research projects, so need more and more information to do it better.
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Magic Formula for developing a thesis
Adopt this magic formula for developing a distinctive stance within an existing conversation, upon which you can base your research. The steps are as given below: I. Enter a broader conversation or controversy II. Refute an argument III. Refine the argument contradicted above IV. Reveal a scientific research gap V. Present arguments or theories to […]
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Easy Ways For Editing Your Research Paper
Finalizing your research report is such a rigorous task that needs to be done very carefully and attentively. All your hard work and sleepless efforts will go wrong, if it gets rejected due to its errors and slip-ups. You are always advised to submit your report after making certain that it is accurately composed. Research […]
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The 3 Essentials of a Research
A research is the systematic examination of existing information to find answers for the proposed incorporation of appropriate changes for a more effective service. The process is generally based on the following 3 elements: Philosophies: Philosophies means approaches which can be quantitative or qualitative. Validity: Validity refers to the application of appropriate procedures that have […]
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Construction of a research tool
Research tools are materials that are necessary to perform a study. Not just the techniques and instruments of data collection, but research tools include all inventions, discoveries and existing knowledge. The following are the steps to guide you in construction of a research tool: STEP 1: Clearly define and list all the specific objectives or […]
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Conceptualising Intercept Interviewing
Intercept Interviewing methodology is widely used in tourism research. This system allows researcher to reach relevant respondents in a short span of time, whether or not the identity (name and address) of people are known. The Intercept interview concept involves interacting and questioning people at homes, offices, on the streets or at public places like […]
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Editing as a part of Data Processing
Processing and analysis of data involves a number of interconnected operations that are performed with the purpose of summarising the gathered data, categorising it to simplify analysis and organising these in a manner that it answers the research questions. One of the operations of data processing is Editing, which, in this context, refers to the […]
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Being a Peer
Are you assigned the work of grading and evaluation of your peer? You might be seeing yourself as a member of the community of researchers. Although at some point, you may think your University is too lazy to do their grading and simply because of this, the respective work is allotted to you. But, being […]
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Role of Hypotheses
Hypotheses are an assumption, assertion or an idea about a phenomenon or situation, the truth of which is dependent upon the results of your study. The verification process, i.e. the study can have one of the following outcomes: True Partially true, or False The hypotheses formulation brings a focused study, thereby giving you a direction […]
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www.researchdiscussions.com and Its Importance for Doctoral Students
Begun by Sheila Mclaren and Lavonne Sisk, researchdiscussions.com is an assistance and interaction website. This website helps United States doctoral students in writing their thesis reports. Writing them is a daunting task and takes a toll on most of the students. Only few students are able to complete these reports accurately on their own. The […]
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Roger S. Perry
Doctorate is just something where more and more of assistance is also less.
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Noah
Right Roger. While someone is pursuing a research he really needs to go deeper and deeper and collect as much info he could
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Emma
Collecting more information is always good it helps in the process of dissertation writing.
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Mary
This is a very helpful and insightful portal.
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Bryant
yes it always helps in clearing doubts and making our thesis much better and professional manner
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Henry Lush 3:43 am on December 12, 2016 Permalink | Log in to Reply
It’s a three tier process; in open coding, tentative labeling of chunks of data that summarize what you see is needed. Axial coding is done to identify relationships among the open codes. And in selective coding, figure out the core variable that includes all of the data. Then reread the transcripts and selectively code any data that relates to the core variable you identified.
abbiehrv20215 10:48 am on December 14, 2016 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Okay so they are inter-related?
Henry Lush 2:46 am on December 15, 2016 Permalink | Log in to Reply
One can say that. These are more stages/phases involved in qualitative research.
Henry Lush 1:56 am on December 16, 2016 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Also, while preparing an axial coding, we must put subsidiaries categories around a main category like conditions, strategies, context, and consequences.
Robert Taylor 10:54 am on December 16, 2016 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Got it. Thanks for reverting back.