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This document discusses data analysis methods used in research. It covers both qualitative and quantitative analysis techniques. For qualitative analysis, it outlines techniques like content analysis, narrative analysis, framework analysis, discourse analysis, and grounded theory. For quantitative analysis, it discusses descriptive and inferential statistics. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of intellectual honesty in research, which involves presenting facts objectively without bias or omission, even if they contradict one's hypothesis.

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3is Week-2 Lecture

This document discusses data analysis methods used in research. It covers both qualitative and quantitative analysis techniques. For qualitative analysis, it outlines techniques like content analysis, narrative analysis, framework analysis, discourse analysis, and grounded theory. For quantitative analysis, it discusses descriptive and inferential statistics. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of intellectual honesty in research, which involves presenting facts objectively without bias or omission, even if they contradict one's hypothesis.

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Data Analysis

Method
Quarter 4, Week 2
Inquiries, Investigations, and Immersion (3Is)
Most Essential Competency
Gathers and analyzes data
with intellectual honesty
using suitable techniques.
For today:

Activity

Ice Breaker Lecture


Writeshop
Ice Breaker 1:
Brain Teasers
Metaphor
Scrambled Eggs
Backdoor
Missing U
Forgive and Forget
Falling in Love
Try to Understand
For today:

Activity

Ice Breaker Lecture


Writeshop
TOPICS FOR TODAY
Data Analysis Methods

Qualitative Data Analysis Methods

Quantitative Data Analysis Methods

Intellectual Honesty in Research


Data Analysis Methods Qualitative

The researcher reports the results in a manner that is faithful to


the statistical findings without drawing broader conclusions or
meaning from them. Additionally, this section contains data
summaries rather than the raw data (e.g., the actual scores for
individuals). A section on the results contains tables, figures, and
detailed explanations of the statistical findings.
Data Analysis Methods Qualitative

Similarly, once data has been gathered, the next step in research is
to derive insights from it. For instance, if a clothing brand wishes
to ascertain the latest trends among young women, the brand will
first contact young women and ask pertinent questions. After
collecting this data, the brand will analyze it for patterns.
Data Analysis Methods Qualitative

Data analysis is the process by which researchers transform a


mass of data into actionable insights. There are numerous data
analysis techniques available, depending on the type of research.
hods Qualitative Data Analysis Methods Quantitative

1. Content analysis. This is one of the most frequently used


techniques for analyzing qualitative data. It is used to analyze
data that has been recorded in the form of texts, media, or even
physical objects. When to employ this technique is determined by
the research questions. Typically, content analysis is used to
examine interviewee responses.
hods Qualitative Data Analysis Methods Quantitative

2. Narrative analysis. This technique is used to analyze content


from a variety of sources, including respondent interviews, field
observations, and surveys. It is centered on the use of people's
stories and experiences to respond to the research questions.
hods Qualitative Data Analysis Methods Quantitative

3. Framework analysis. This is a more sophisticated technique


that entails several stages, including familiarization, identification
of a thematic framework, coding, charting, mapping, and
interpretation.
hods Qualitative Data Analysis Methods Quantitative

4. Discourse analysis. As with narrative analysis, discourse


analysis is used to examine human interactions. However, it
focuses on analyzing the social context in which the researcher
and respondent communicated. Discourse analysis also considers
the respondent's daily environment and incorporates it into the
analysis.
hods Qualitative Data Analysis Methods Quantitative

5. Grounded theory. This is a term that refers to the use of


qualitative data to explain why a particular phenomenon occurred.
It accomplishes this by examining a variety of comparable cases
in a variety of contexts and using the data to deduce causal
explanations. Researchers may modify or create new explanations
as they study additional cases in order to arrive at an explanation
that fits all cases.
is Methods Quantitative Data Analysis Methods Intellectu

1. Descriptive statistics. Absolute numbers are provided by


descriptive statistics. They do not, however, explain the rationale
or reasoning behind those figures. Prior to utilizing descriptive
statistics, it is critical to consider which type is most appropriate
for your research question and the information you wish to
convey.
is Methods Quantitative Data Analysis Methods Intellectu

2. Inferential statistics. The researcher is attempting to draw conclusions


based on more than just the immediate data. For example, inferential
statistics is used to infer what the population might think based on the
sample data. Alternatively, inferential statistics is used to make judgments
about the likelihood that an observed difference between groups is
significant or that it occurred by chance in this study.
sis Methods Intellectual Honesty in Research

Intellectual honesty is a problem-solving technique that is


characterized by an unbiased, honest attitude that can be
demonstrated in a variety of ways, including the following:
1. Assuring that support for preferred ideologies does not obstruct
the pursuit of truth;
sis Methods Intellectual Honesty in Research

2. Significant facts and information are not omitted on purpose, even when
they contradict one's hypothesis;

3. The facts are presented objectively, without being twisted to create false
impressions or to favor one point of view over another; and
4. Wherever possible, references to previous work are acknowledged, and
plagiarism is avoided.
Data
Analysis
Method
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