2 Different data procedures of approaches

Question 1

Narrative research

Answer 1

Forms of data collection: Using primarily interviews and documents

Strategies of data analysis: Analyzing data
for stories, “restorying” stories, and developing
themes, often using a chronology

Question 2

Phenomenology

Answer 2

Forms of data collection: Using primarily interviews with individuals, although documents, observations, and art may also be considered

Strategies of data analysis: Analyzing data for
significant statements, meaning units, textual and
structural description, and description of the “essence”

Question 3

Grounded theory

Answer 3

Forms of data collection: Using primarily interviews with 20 to 60 individuals

Strategies of data analysis: Analyzing data through open coding, axial coding, and selective coding

Question 4

Ethnography

Answer 4

Forms of data collection: Using primarily
observations and interviews but perhaps collecting other sources during extended time in the field

Strategies of data analysis: Analyzing data through description of the culture-sharing group and themes about the group

Question 5

(Critical) discourse research

Answer 5

Forms of data collection: using primarily documents, or media coverages of discoursive utterances including visual data

Strategies of data analysis: analyzing social, discoursive and linguistic practices in relation to social context

Question 6

(Objective) hermeneutics

Answer 6

Forms of data collection: using primarily texts or accounts of actions or also material objects or pieces of art

Strategies of data analysis: a sequential analysis of utterances, to determine objective but latent meaning structures behind the utterance.

Question 7

Case study

Answer 7

Forms of data collection: Using multiple
sources, such as interviews, observations,
documents, and artifacts

Strategies of data analysis: Analyzing data
through description of the case and themes of the
case as well as cross-case themes