8. Thematic analysis Flashcards

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What does thematic analysis do? (TA Methods)

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Identifies themes of pattern/meaning

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What does a theme do? (TA Methods)

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Captures something important about the material and represents patterned responses in a data set

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What are the 5 passes of TA? (TA Methods)

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  1. Collect data
  2. Code data
  3. Search for themes
  4. Review themes
  5. Define and name themes
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What are the disadvantages of TA? (TA Methods)

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  • Implies themes are without research input
  • No criteria
  • No justification
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What is interpretative phenomenological analysis? (TA Methods)

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For of TA that makes psychological assumptions of:

  1. People interpret the world
  2. Researchers interpret the world too
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What must an interpretative phenomenological analysis be? (TA Methods)

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  • Idiographic (few cases)
  • Meanings (what it means to individuals)
  • Quality (of experiences)
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How is interpretative phenomenological analysis usually conducted? (TA Methods)

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  • Semi structured interviews

- Diary entries

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How many participants should be used for interpretative phenomenological analysis? (TA Methods)

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  • Ideally 6-8
  • 45 is acceptable
  • 1 is allowable (but not advisable)
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What are the 5 stages of interpretative phenomenological analysis? (TA Methods)

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  1. Read transcript
  2. Identify key words
  3. Identify themes
  4. Cluster themes
  5. Integration of cases
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