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Constant Comparative Analysis in Qualitative Research

When analyzing qualitative data, it's easy to get caught up in coding. But stopping to compare the data across participants, codes and coders is really important to build the context that helps you understand the data. Constant comparison method comes from grounded theory, but Dr Daniel Turner will show how it can be applied to any analytical approach. The practical tutorial covers constant comparative analysis in qualitative data sources, within and between codes and themes, and between collaborators. It finishes with some key principles, and demonstrates how the simple qualitative analysis software Quirkos can help keep you close to your data, and constantly comparing it. Try Quirkos for free here: https://www.quirkos.com 00:02 Intro 00:22 Within and Between 00:36 Three Things to Compare 01:12 Data sources 01:59 Compare data sources from same people 02:34 Compare events by time 03:05 Compare demographic groups 04:18 Incidents 04:51 Compare with literature 05:44 Compare everything! 06:14 Compare Codes/Themes 07:39 Compare as codes change 08:47 Compare within a code 09:21 Analytical writing 09:57 Comparing collaborators' coding 11:13 Embrace differences 11:54 Qualitative data analysis software helps collaboration 12:25 Key points 12:51 Always Be Comparing 14:00 Comparison should inform recruitment 15:55 Not just for Grounded Theory 16:44 How Quirkos can help constant comparison 17:34 Literature and writing up 18:21 Try Quirkos for free (https://www.quirkos.com/get.html)