How codes become themes (Part 2) | Generating thematic framework

Guiding effectively and lots of examples are given ❤

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Love the advice! Thanks for sharing.

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Excuse me Dr, thanks a lot for this video, but I have confused the main difference between these 2 versions, could you please explain for me?

If you find a code that is very important to the study but isn’t mentioned often, is it ok to still include it as a theme?

i got so confused by the tongue slip music time at first i thought my computer had gotten a virus XD Then I rewound and understood it was on purpose haha. Thanks for a very educative video!

So practical and well explained. Thank you!

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Thank you so much for this! As someone who has never undertaken qualitative data analysis before, these explanations have been so helpful! I was wondering, in Version 1, you created the themes based on the 2 research questions - would you recommend this as the way to categorise the codes? Or would you recommend grouping them in different ways which could answer the research questions but not necessarily labelling as the research questions themselves?

Hi Dr. K, I was wondering. When developing a thematic framework, do we have to pay attention at all to the prevalence of the codes (number of references for a given code) in the data? I mean, for example, is a code that appears only once but an important remark made by a participant not as significant/strong as a code that appears 15 times in 10 different sources? Is it okay to include that one little code as evidence for a theme/sub-theme? I'd appreciate your insight. Thank you for the videos, btw. Very helpful!

My research question is the role of AI in Supply chain to make it more resilient and I asked 13 different Interview Questions

Love your video, very helpful. A quick question, when defining themes, can I really similar ones when each Interview Question asks a different thing?

Thank you Dr Kriukow for this amazing video, you are truly the Wladimir Klitschko of coding - both in terms of looks and level. Top lad.

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Love this

Very useful. But, in the last steps, the more I merge subthemes and shorten their numbers, the most difficult to link them in the discussion to make a connected story.

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Hi! Dr. Kriukow, thank you so much for the wonderful video to show how to generate themes in the thematic analysis. However, do you have a video to show how to generate themes in content analysis? Thank you so much!

Super helpful!! I am doing a thematic analysis for the first time and this made creating themes easier to understand

How do you know if you are coding "correctly", I get that its subjective but I am just curious to know if there is such a thing as incorrect coding or "bad" coding? I am currently creating themes from my codes but I always question if I am doing it correctly. And I do also connect it back to my research question like you said to do in the video.

Dear Dr. Kriukow, Long life and huge thanks to you. Your contribution is beyond a coffee as I have been attending as if it is in the face-to-face classroom.

Dear Dr Kriukow, I'm enlightened by your video and I'm clearer about how to develop themes from codes now. Thank you :) However, I'm still confused about the differences between content analysis and thematic analysis. It is required to justify the data analysis method in the thesis. So, how do you think of their differences? Also, in content analysis, can I stop at the category stage rather than develop them into themes? How can I make the decision and justify for it? Thank you.

Dear Dr. Kriukow, thank you very much for taking the time to make these videos - they have been incredibly helpful! I am using NVivo for a scoping review as part of my MSc research and your instruction has improved my approach to coding data and creating thematic frameworks that are linked to my research questions. Thank you!!!

I hope u can do a video about your experiences with supervising qualitative analyses sent by students

Very useful

Extremely Helpful. Great Video

A very practical and helpful video! I was struggling with generating themes for months. Is it true that the theme/sub-theme name needs to describe my finding? can it be just "understanding of..... " instead of labeling it with "good understanding of...." thanks!

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Great video, tnx. I have a question. Were'nt we supposed to make the categories with negative or positive directions?

These videos have been so helpful, thank you. Could I just ask, once you are happy with your coding and theme categories what would be the next step that you would take here? Would you be able to progress straight from this point to the right up, or would you usually transfer the themes over to a word/excel document so that you can then decide which quotes are most meaningful to capture the essence of each theme. Hope that makes sense? Thank you.

Excellent video! Thanks!

This guy is awesome, he's been such a great help....

Would this process work for large datasets? Mine has over 50k comments and my supervisor keeps saying to follow braun and clark and I want to hit my head against the wall :')

Hi Dr Kriukow,
Many thanks for such helpful videos. I would like to book an appointment with you if possible. Much appreciated. Thanks 😊

why did i only find this tutorial 3 days before my results section was due?!?!?!??!?! 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

I've been ready to scream, but finally found the video I needed. The key for me is to remember to constantly refer back to the research questions. (which seems obvious, but erm, no. lol) Thank you!

Another really helpful vid - thanks one again - these practical tips are a lifesaver!!

I am a quantitative researcher, but have been doing qualitative research due to covid19 and have found these really useful in building my confidence! Keep up the great work! Love the humor and attitude you bring!