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Thank you very beneficial as I begin writing chapter 5!

Thank you for this content. I would say that I definitely learned new techniques to present the results of a typical thematic analysis. Most importantly, it was very useful to see how you explain your main ideas by giving an example from your actual work. Good luck.

Really useful!

thank you for your information , please make a video on focus group discussion if you have time . if you don't mind let me ask you some questions about FGD . 1. what is the unit of analysis in FGD ? 2. how can we analyze the data that emerge from FGD ( there are different ideas in FGD , and there are a lot of codes and themes in FGD, so which theme is going to report ? 3. is maximum variation with in the group or across the group ?

great video, super friendly, super on-spot, very helpful 🙂

Sir, kindly share this document

Thank you so much for your clear, interesting and very useful tutorials! They have pushed me through my Master's thesis journey!

Hy there. Just had a concern. I am also using Bard/Gemini for my literature review. I am asking specifc question and it is giving me relevant details with intext citation along with page numbers of the retrieved text. I am not directly copy pasting the text but understanding the text and writing on my own way. Is it ethical?

Hi. I have interviewed with 6 people? Is that enough? How can we make people to participate in interview?

Thanks for this. I wanted to know about colour coding - in terms when we have several participants, how to identify

This video saved my life.. Thank you!!

Can we do a grounded theory method doable in film studies?

Great explanation, very clear and to the point. Thank you so much!

I really appreciate your guidance

Fantastic

This opening was really very good!

Thank you dr. Kriukow because I really learned a lot about qualitative method from your videos while I'm doing my dissertation writing . you're method of explaining is easy to grasp. i was so overwhelmed then with the transcriptions during my data analysis, but watching your other videos enable me to process it.Yes, you're right that validity of your findings will reduce biases when you go back to your participants and seek their opinions. I did that with an Indigenous community, and this makes me more confident of my findings. Hopefully, my panel of evaluators will be convinced. thank you so much.

This is golden!! Such a simple and straightforward explaination on a topic which most post grad students find daunting. A million thanks

Hello Dr Kriukow you are a saviour of mine in the case of qualitative research analysis ... I wish I could work with you...thank you

hello, I have 2 sets of participants in my qualitative study. How do i handle data from different participant sets and with different interview guides in the same research project? Should i make different codebooks for 2 sets and then compare in the discussion section or is there any other way?

I’m planning to apply for a job and this is the first time ive seen selection criteria is used. i’m extremely confused on how do you address the selection criteria in a CV. i mostly see experience in CVs are written in bullet points. But I notice selection criteria are usually addressed in a form of essays? (if you get what I mean) So im confused on where do i address these criterias in the CV. is it under the experience section? not using bulletpoints but an essay instead? or is it a seperate section. Can you give some insight on this bc I’m stumped. I can’t find any proper examples on the internet :(

It's very helpful, Thank you Dr! But if I have more than ten transcripts, can I also clean up in that way in more than 10 columns?

Awesome information and Thank You

Hello Dr! Thank you for the content you shared! It is really helpful, especially for qualitative research beginners, as me. By the way, did you change the name of your GPT assistant?

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The idea of qualitative research, and grounded theory specifically is to arrive at new theory based on data. I tried to use it a few times. It does not work for in depth qualitative coding. ChatGPT has the tendency to find “reasonable theory” based on the historic training data. So you will likely not arrive at new rigorous insightful theory.

I've just learnt more in that 5 min video than 6 weeks at uni. THANK YOU!

Love the little cartoon inserts lol. Thanks. Makes it more human 🙂

Thank you

This helped me so much! Thank you!

Thanks Dr K. You have shared a very good video on keeping us on track when it comes to pulling the findings together for a clear purpose of making change in the world. Thank you!

Hi, this was so helpful. Thank you! Can you explain how to extract word comments neatly to a coding table? I tried many ways but somehow macros don't work on my mac word..

I truly appreciate this video. Thank you very much.

Dr. K - been a fan for a while and thank you for the note on making findings actionable!

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I love these videos .. very informative and well presented

This is the most clear videos on qualitative videos I have ever seen!!! Thank you so much from PERU!!!!

Great video. Thank you

I will look into these books..

### Detailed Steps for Using ChatGPT for Thematic Analysis Coding #### Preparation 1. **Collect Data:** - Gather all transcripts or textual data that you want to analyze. 2. **Set Up Tools:** - Ensure you have access to ChatGPT (preferably ChatGPT Plus for uploading documents) and Microsoft Word or any text editor for organizing and color-coding your files. #### Initial Coding 3. **Prepare Data for Upload:** - If using ChatGPT Plus, prepare your transcript files for upload. If using the free version, prepare to copy and paste your data into the chat. 4. **Create Initial Prompts:** - Develop a detailed initial prompt for ChatGPT. Include the context of your study but avoid sharing specific research questions or aims to prevent bias. - Example Prompt: "This is a transcript from a study exploring teachers' experiences of remote work. Please generate detailed descriptive codes for this transcript." 5. **Upload/Copy Transcript:** - Upload the transcript file to ChatGPT Plus or copy and paste the transcript into the chat. 6. **Generate Initial Codes:** - Run the initial prompt with ChatGPT and review the output. - If the output is unsatisfactory, refine your prompt and try again until you are happy with the detailed codes generated. 7. **Extract and Organize Codes:** - Ask ChatGPT to generate a list of codes without quotes for easier management. - Example Prompt: "Please provide the same codes but without the quotes." 8. **Document and Color Code:** - Create a text file for each participant with both the codes and associated quotes, using a unique color for each participant. - Create a separate file for the list of codes (focus coding file) and paste the codes into this file, maintaining the same color scheme for consistency. #### Focus Coding 9. **Group and Refine Codes:** - Manually group similar codes from different participants into broader categories. - Use the color-coded focus coding file to track the origin of each code. 10. **Iterative Adjustment:** - Adjust and refine the codes based on emerging patterns. Ask ChatGPT for adjustments if necessary. - Example Prompt: "Based on these refined codes, generate more detailed descriptions." 11. **Review and Validate:** - Continuously review the codes to ensure they are descriptive and cover all aspects of the data. - Manually check the quotes to validate that they accurately reflect the content of the codes. #### Theme Development 12. **Develop Themes:** - Manually identify themes from the grouped codes. Ensure these themes accurately represent the underlying data. - Example Prompt: "Based on these groups of codes, suggest potential themes that accurately describe the data." 13. **Manual Finalization:** - Manually finalize the themes to ensure they comprehensively and accurately convey the data insights. - Ensure that you understand the context and meaning of each theme by revisiting the original quotes and codes if necessary. #### Reporting 14. **Document the Process:** - Document every step of the process, including prompts used, decisions made, and changes implemented. - This documentation ensures transparency and allows others to follow and validate your analysis. 15. **Create the Report:** - Compile the final list of themes, supported by detailed codes and quotes. - Ensure the report clearly communicates the findings and the process used to achieve them. #### Final Review 16. **Peer Review:** - If possible, have peers review your process and findings to ensure validity and reliability. - Incorporate feedback and make necessary adjustments. 17. **Ethical Considerations:** - Reflect on ethical considerations throughout the process, ensuring bias control, transparency, and validity. By following these detailed steps, you can leverage ChatGPT for high-quality, ethical thematic analysis while maintaining control and transparency in your research process.

Here are the key differences between phenomenology and grounded theory according to Kriukow: 1. **Purpose and Focus:** - **Phenomenology:** Focuses on understanding and describing the lived experiences of individuals. It aims to capture the essence of these experiences and find shared characteristics among them. - **Grounded Theory:** Focuses on developing a theory or detailed explanation of a social process. It aims to explain phenomena through the construction of a theoretical framework. 2. **Origins:** - **Phenomenology:** Originates from philosophy, specifically the work of Edmund Husserl and Martin Heidegger. - **Grounded Theory:** Originates from sociology, developed by Barney Glaser and Anselm Strauss. 3. **Data Collection Methods:** - **Phenomenology:** Primarily uses qualitative in-depth interviews. The data collection method is usually more open-ended and less structured. - **Grounded Theory:** Uses a variety of data collection methods, including interviews, observations, documents, and more. It often involves more structured and systematic data collection techniques. 4. **Sample Size and Selection:** - **Phenomenology:** Typically involves smaller sample sizes, ranging from 5 to 15 participants, focusing on those who have experienced the phenomenon being studied. - **Grounded Theory:** Usually involves larger sample sizes, and employs theoretical sampling where participants are selected based on emerging theory and the need to further develop or refine it. 5. **Role of Existing Literature:** - **Phenomenology:** Engages with existing literature throughout the research process to contextualize findings and support analysis. - **Grounded Theory:** Traditionally minimizes engagement with existing literature before data collection to avoid preconceived notions, revisiting it after theory development to position the new theory within existing research. 6. **Analysis Approach:** - **Phenomenology:** Focuses on thematic analysis to identify and describe the essence of lived experiences. - **Grounded Theory:** Uses a detailed and systematic approach to coding, including open coding, axial coding, and selective coding, to construct a theoretical framework. 7. **Outcome:** - **Phenomenology:** Produces a rich description of the essence of lived experiences. - **Grounded Theory:** Produces a theory that explains the underlying processes or structures of the phenomenon studied. 8. **Interview Structure:** - **Phenomenology:** Interviews are typically very open-ended, allowing participants to share their experiences freely. - **Grounded Theory:** Interviews may be more structured and systematic, with the researcher asking specific questions to explore emerging themes and refine the developing theory. 9. **Researcher's Role and Bias:** - **Phenomenology:** Emphasizes the importance of the researcher’s reflexivity and the need to bracket personal biases to understand the participants' experiences authentically. - **Grounded Theory:** Also emphasizes the researcher’s reflexivity but focuses on systematically generating and refining a theory through iterative data collection and analysis. 10. **Use of Theoretical Sampling:** - **Phenomenology:** Does not typically employ theoretical sampling; participants are selected based on their experience with the phenomenon. - **Grounded Theory:** Employs theoretical sampling, where data collection continues until theoretical saturation is reached, meaning no new insights are being generated.

This is very helpful! Thank you.

How can I import the manually generated codes into the software to identify themes and verify if they align with my manual analysis?

Thank you

I did all my coding in Excel. Each interview had its own tab. Broke the transcription within each tab down into rows. There were columns for each code (I started with some codes but more emerged during analysis). At the end, I could filter out uncoded rows. I also added a separate tab that used Excel formulas (countif) to summarise how many codes in each interview.

this video was really phenonmonal, thank you! btw, has anyone ever said you look like the boxer Oleksandr Usyk? It's uncanny

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If you are using a deductive thematic analysis approach and wish to discuss extracts. can you connect those extracts with a particular part of theory or literature?

Dear Dr Kriukow, Thank you so much for the video. Dear Dr Kriukow, I hope you are doing well. I want to ask you for an inquiry related to qualitative data analysis. If I'm asked to create a coding manual for interview questions. How can this be done? This coding manual will be used by many coders so I need to ensure there is consistency in coding and that they are following it when they do the analysis. Your guidance is highly appreciated

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