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    This document outlines three key steps in qualitative data analysis: 1) Data reduction, which involves coding and categorizing qualitative data. 2) Data display, which takes reduced data and displays it in an organized, condensed manner through charts, diagrams, or other visual representations. 3) Drawing conclusions, which is the final analytical step where researchers answer questions by identifying themes, patterns, and relationships in the data.

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    (Chapter 16_Qualitative Data

    Analysis)
    KELOMPOK 9
    Dunan J Marpaung (F1315035)
    Faradina Dyah W S (F1315041)
    M. Arief Wicaksono (F1315114)

    Three Steps In Qualitative Data


    Analysis

    1.Data Reduction
    2.Data Display
    3.Drawing Conclucions

    Data Reduction
    Coding is the analytic process through which the
    qualitative data that you have gathered are reduced,
    rearranged, and integrated to from theory.
    The purpose of coding is to help Questionnaire

    Categorization is the process of organizing, arranging,


    and classifying coding units.

    Data Display
    Data Display involves taking your reduced data and
    displaying them in an organized, condensed manner.
    Penyajian data bisa dilakukan dalam bentuk uraian
    singkat, bagan, hubungan antar kategori, flow chart
    atau gambar.

    Drawing Conclusion
    Conclusion drawing is the final analytical activity
    in the process of qualitative data analysis.
    It is the essence of data analysis
    It is at this point where you answer your research
    questions
    by:
    Determining what identified themes
    stand for

    Thinking about explanations for


    observed patterns and relationships
    Making contrast and comparisons

    Reliability and validity in


    qualitative research..1)

    Category
    Reliability
    Reliability
    Interjudge
    Reliability

    Reliability and validity in


    qualitative research..2)
    Category
    Reliability

    The extent to which judge are


    able to use category
    definitions to classify the
    qualitative data

    Interjudge
    Reliability

    Degree of consistency between


    coders processing the same
    data (Kassarjian, 1977)

    Reliability and validity in


    qualitative research..3)

    Validity

    The extent
    to which
    an
    instrument
    measures
    what it
    purports to
    measure

    Internal
    Validity
    External
    Validity

    Some other methods of gathering


    and analyzing qualitative data
    Some
    Other
    Methods
    Content
    Analysis

    Narrativ
    e
    Analysis

    Analytic
    Inductio
    n

    Content analysis
    Content analysis is an observational research method that
    is used to systematically evaluate the symbolic contents of
    all forms of recorded communications
    Content analysis can be used to analyze newspapers,
    websites, advertisements, recordings of interviews and
    the like

    Content analysis (2)


    To conduct a content analysis on a text, the text is coded
    into categories and then analyzed using conceptual
    analysis or relational analysis.
    Conceptual analysis establishes the existence and
    frequency of concepts (such as words, themes, or
    characters in a text.
    Relational analysis builds on conceptual analysis by
    examining the relationships among concepts in a text.

    Narrative analysis
    Narrative analysis is an approach that aims to elicit and
    scrutinize the stories we tell about ourselves and their
    implications for our lives
    Narrative data are often collected via interviews
    Focused on a process or temporal order

    Analytic induction
    Analytic induction is an approach to qualitative data
    analysis in which universal explanations or phenomena
    are sought by the collection of qualitative data until no
    cases that are inconsistent with a hypothetical explanation
    of a phenomenon are found

    Big data
    Qualitative data can come from a wide variety of primary
    sources and/or secondary sources, such as individuals,
    focus groups, company records, government publications,
    and the internet.
    The analysis of qualitative data is aimed at making valid
    inferences from the often overwhelming amount of
    collected data.

    Kendala Komentar
    Dalam melakukan penelitian kualitatif masih kesulitan
    dalam penentuan metode atau alat ukur yang paling tepat
    dalam sebuah penelitian yang dilakukan.

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