Data analysis in qualitative research
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Thematic analysis, descriptive analysis, content analysis, analytical generalizationAbstract
Numerous books and articles have been published on qualitative data analysis. In these publications, there are common concepts, definitions and approaches, as well as different concepts, definitions and approaches. In this editorial on data analysis in qualitative research, the author tried to explain qualitative data analysis based on his own studies, by defining it based on the literature and his own research experiences, with examples.
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