QUALITATIVE-DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS PROCEDURES

The interaction where verbal questions are posed by an interviewer to elicit verbal responses from an interviewee.

• INTERVIEW

• OBSERVATION

• QUESTIONNAIRE

• FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSION

This may take place in natural setting and involves the researcher taking lengthy and descriptive notes of what is happening.

• INTERVIEW

• OBSERVATION

• QUESTIONNAIRE

• FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSION

It is the most commonly used instrument in research. A more formal way in gathering facts.

• INTERVIEW

• OBSERVATION

• QUESTIONNAIRE

• FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSION

It consist of six to eight persons participate in the discussion because of the variety of depth opinions, views, and perspective shared.

• INTERVIEW

• OBSERVATION

• QUESTIONNAIRE

• FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSION

Analyzing data from sources or documents

• INTERVIEW

• OBSERVATION

• QUESTIONNAIRE

• DOCUMENTARY ANALYSIS

In this procedure, the research analyst reads the data, marks segments within a” code” a word or a phrase that suggests how the associated data segments address the research objectives.

• Systematic Analysis

• Content Analysis

• Narrative Analysis

• Discourse Analysis

It is used to analyze and interpret verbal data, or behavioral data.

• Systematic Analysis

• Content Analysis

• Narrative Analysis

• Discourse Analysis

It is often involving reformulating stories presented by people in a different context and based on their different experiences.

• Systematic Analysis

• Content Analysis

• Narrative Analysis

• Discourse Analysis

A method of analyzing naturally-occurring spoken interactions and written text and is concerned with the social context in which the communication occurred.

• Systematic Analysis

• Content Analysis

• Narrative Analysis

• Discourse Analysis

This is a method that attempts to develop causal explanations of a phenomenon from one or more cases being studied.

• Systematic Analysis

• Conversation Analysis

• Narrative Analysis

• Grounded Theory