Process coding is helpful when you want to understand actions in the data. You can catalogue observable activities or conceptual actions.
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Descriptive coding is where you code passages according to topic in order to summarize the topic of the data.
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Researchers use narrative analysis to understand how research participants construct story and narrative from their own personal experience.
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Theoretical sampling is a way of collecting data, and deciding what data to collect based on the theory and categories that emerge from your data.
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Directed content analysis (DQICA) is a deductive approach to qualitative analysis where you start with an existing theory or framework and utilize data to either support or build upon that framework.
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Thematic analysis involves reading through a data set and identifying patterns in meaning across the data.
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In vivo codes utilize the language and terminology used by the participants rather than alternative methods where codes are researcher-derived.
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Unconscious needs influence how users look for solutions to their problems, and how they evaluate the options they have.
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After conducting interviews, you may need transcripts of your audio files in order to analyze and find insights. Here’s a chart to see various options.
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