SOC609 || LECTURE 11 & 12 || QUALITATIVE DATA ANALYSIS & TRUSTWORTHINESS || SHORT LECTURES скачать в хорошем качестве

SOC609 || LECTURE 11 & 12 || QUALITATIVE DATA ANALYSIS & TRUSTWORTHINESS || SHORT LECTURES

Welcome to The Study Verse. This video covers Lectures 11 and 12 of the Qualitative Research Methods course. These lectures explain how researchers make sense of qualitative data and ensure that their analysis is credible, consistent, and trustworthy. --- Topics Covered in This Video: What is qualitative data analysis and why it matters Steps of analysis: transcription, coding, categorizing, and theming Types of coding: open, axial, and selective Developing patterns and themes from interview or observation data Trustworthiness in qualitative research: credibility, transferability, dependability, confirmability Enhancing trust through reflexivity, audit trails, and member checking Real-life examples and analogies for each process --- This lecture breakdown simplifies technical terms into practical insights, making it easier for students to understand how qualitative research is interpreted and validated. --- Don’t forget to: Like, comment, share, and subscribe for more Virtual University lecture series and qualitative research tips. --- Watch Previous Lecture: Lectures 9–10: [   • SOC609 || LECTURE 09 & 10 || DATA COLLECTI...  ] Hashtags: #QualitativeResearch #DataAnalysis #ThematicAnalysis #TrustworthinessInResearch #TheStudyVerse #VirtualUniversity #ResearchMethods #CodingInResearch #PsychologyLectures #VUStudies #SocialSciencesEducation #OpenCoding #ReflexivityInResearch --- Would you like the same for Lectures 13–14 next, or a full playlist description for the series?