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Title: Lecture 9: Verbal reportsqualitative data analysis


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Lecture 9 Verbal reports/qualitative data
analysis
  • Aims Objectives
  • To examine a variety of qualitative techniques
    such interviews, protocols, and other field based
    techniques such as diaries etc
  • To look at ways of analysing such data

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Verbal reports
  • Behaviourism saw the down fall of introspection
  • However, much of what psychology is interested
    in, is not directly observable
  • Resurgence of an interest in language

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Protocols
  • HIP model
  • Used in-situ to provide concurrent recall
  • Declarative knowledge

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Retrospective recall
  • Recall of past events (stress, coping, memories
    etc)
  • Mood congruency effect
  • Reconstructive memories/effort after meaning
  • Memorable things are better remembered

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Diaries
  • Allow direct in-situ observations
  • End of each day (cf. retrospective)
  • Signal contingent
  • Event contingent
  • Interval contingent
  • Analysis is via hierarchical linear modelling

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HLM
Level 2
Level 1
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Interviews
  • Open ended
  • Semi-structured
  • Structured
  • Face to face
  • Social desirability
  • Telephone
  • High turn around Tele owner (mobiles)
  • Sampling easy No visual aids
  • Follow up easy Fewer questions
  • Low refusal (foot in the doors) Limited channel

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Observations
  • The effect of the observer
  • Alter the behaviour
  • Infer rather than record
  • Validity
  • Teacher strikes pupil (no inference)
  • Teacher is aggressive (inference)
  • Reliability
  • High category number high reliability/low
    validity
  • Low category number low reliability/high
    validity

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Participant observations
  • Reprisals
  • Legal issues
  • Ethics
  • Subjectivity

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Case studies
  • Generate new and novel hypotheses
  • Fine grained analysis
  • Freud, Ebbinghaus
  • Popular in medicine
  • Clinical vs statistical significance
  • Extensive vs intensive
  • Rise of Fischarian statistics

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Content analysis
  • Units of analysis
  • Reliability
  • Accuracy reliability
  • Validity
  • External referents
  • Coding
  • Manifest
  • Latent
  • Quantification
  • Dummy codes

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Discourse analysis
  • Function
  • Variation
  • Construction

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Examples from DA
  • Three part lists
  • I came, I saw, I conquered
  • Maggie, Maggie, Maggie, Out, Out, Out
  • Education, education and education
  • The father, the son and the Holy ghost
  • I am he, as you are he, as you are me
  • Contrasts and 3 part list
  • This is not the end. It is not even the beginning
    of the end. It is perhaps the end of the
    beginning.
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