CONCLUSION

What is the primary goal of qualitative data analysis?

• a) To create statistical models
  

• b) To identify patterns and themes

• c) To generate numerical results

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  d) To ignore participant responses

Which of the following is not a key component of qualitative data analysis?

• a) Patterns

• b) Themes

• c) Interpretation

• d. Hypothesis Testing

Organizing the data in qualitative research includes:

• a) Transcribing interviews

• b) Conducting surveys

• c) Testing variables

• d) Generating pie charts

The process of familiarization involves:

• a) Grouping data into categories

• b) Reading and re-reading data

• c) Ignoring irrelevant data

• d) Conducting statistical tests

What is coding in qualitative research?

• a) Assigning labels to relevant pieces of data

• b) Creating numerical values for themes

• c) Discarding unnecessary data

• • d) Writing research questions

Grouping codes into broader categories is known as:

• a) Open coding

• b) Identifying themes and patterns

• c) Data validation

• d) Member checking

The significance of patterns in qualitative data is explained in:

• a) The data gathering phase

• b) The interpretation phase

• c) The hypothesis testing phase

• • d) The literature review

The use of concept maps in qualitative research helps to:

• a) Visualize connections among themes

• b) Ignore irrelevant data

• c) Generate numerical values

• d) Summarize statistical results

Open coding is the process of:

• a) Assigning initial labels to data

• b) Connecting related codes

• c) Identifying core themes

• • d) Creating concept maps

What is axial coding?

• a) The initial identification of meaningful data

• b) Connecting related codes

• c) Identifying core themes

• 1. d) Transcribing interviews