Deck 2

Question 1

This is the part of the coding process where you’ll try to draw meaning from your data and start to produce a narrative.

Answer 1

Theme Identification

Question 2

You make use of a participants’ own words, rather than your interpretation of the data. In other words, you use direct quotes from participants as your codes.

Answer 2

In vivo coding

Question 3

Two stages of Inductive and Deductive Coding

Answer 3

1.) Initial coding
2.) Line by line Coding

Question 4

It involves labelling and describing specific structural attributes of the data. Generally, it includes coding according to answers to the questions of “who”, “what”, “where”, and “how”, rather than the actual topics expressed in the data

Answer 4

Structural coding

Question 5

First two steps of Qualitative analysis

Answer 5

Code Categorization
Theme Identification

Question 6

In this type of coding, we make use of pre-established codes, which are developed before you interact with the present data.

Answer 6

Deductive

Question 7

Two main approaches in Coding Qualitative Data

Answer 7

Inductive
Deductive

Question 8

This type of coding involves jumping right into the data and then developing the codes based on what you find within the data.

Answer 8

Inductive

Question 9

Types of code approaches in Initial Coding

Answer 9

In vivo coding
Process coding
Open coding
Descriptive coding
Structural coding
Value coding

Question 10

Involves coding that relates to the participant’s worldviews.

Answer 10

Values coding

Question 11

Makes use of action-based codes. These are codes that indicate a movement or procedure. These actions are often indicated by gerunds

Answer 11

Process coding

Question 12

Combination of Inductive and Deductive method

Answer 12

Hybrid coding approach

Question 13

Reviewing your data, line by line, digging deeper and assigning additional codes to each line.
With _________________, the objective is to pay close attention to your data to add detail to your codes.

Answer 13

Line-by-line coding

Question 14

Thiis type of coding is usually used when researchers want to investigate new ideas or concepts, or when they want to create new theories.

Answer 14

Inductive

Question 15

The process of reviewing everything you’ve coded and then creating code categories that can be used to guide your future analysis.

Answer 15

Code Categorization

Question 16

The initial organization of raw data to try to make sense of it. The researcher identified the attributes common to the indicators or codes.

Answer 16

Open coding

Question 17

Fairly broad codes that you can (and will) develop and refine later. Broad, rough codes are fine – they’re just a starting point which you will build onto in the

Answer 17

Initial Coding

Question 18

It aims to summarize extracts by using a single word or noun that encapsulates the general idea of the data.

Answer 18

Descriptive coding