I'm still getting my bearings in the analysis options, so maybe I'm overlooking something obvious. If so, I welcome any pointers in the right direction.
I have focus groups where each one is comprised of speakers from different expertise. As my project is confidential I'll use broad strokes: Say we're talking about dogs. We have a trainer, a nutritionist, a vet and a groomer present at each group. What I'd like to do is compare the themes (and codes) that are brought up both as group as well as within each expertise. Let's say we have "play", "sleep", "food" – which expert group speaks more about one thing but less about another?
I've found how to pull the full code list, but haven't quite found how to limit it to a certain expert group. I got close a few times: but then found the "expert" variable wasn't showing up amongst selectable variables (looks like sometimes it only allows document variable?), or I'm getting lists of statement rather than a count of codes …
No need for graphs or deep quantitive analysis. The idea is to get a feel for whose focus lies where. I can easily pick out the speakers that belong to a certain expertise (thanks to naming conventions), or the demographic material also offers the variable "expert".
Any pointers are appreciated. Many thanks!
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Quick addition: the segment matrix seems to be close to what I'm looking for. But the export focuses on the text snippets, yet unfortunately leaves off the code count which is the element that would give me the overview I'm after …
I'm still getting my bearings in the analysis options, so maybe I'm overlooking something obvious. If so, I welcome any pointers in the right direction.
I have focus groups where each one is comprised of speakers from different expertise. As my project is confidential I'll use broad strokes: Say we're talking about dogs. We have a trainer, a nutritionist, a vet and a groomer present at each group. What I'd like to do is compare the themes (and codes) that are brought up both as group as well as within each expertise. Let's say we have "play", "sleep", "food" – which expert group speaks more about one thing but less about another?
I've found how to pull the full code list, but haven't quite found how to limit it to a certain expert group. I got close a few times: but then found the "expert" variable wasn't showing up amongst selectable variables (looks like sometimes it only allows document variable?), or I'm getting lists of statement rather than a count of codes …
No need for graphs or deep quantitive analysis. The idea is to get a feel for whose focus lies where. I can easily pick out the speakers that belong to a certain expertise (thanks to naming conventions), or the demographic material also offers the variable "expert".
Any pointers are appreciated. Many thanks!
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Hilde Pols gepostet 7 Tage her
Quick addition: the segment matrix seems to be close to what I'm looking for. But the export focuses on the text snippets, yet unfortunately leaves off the code count which is the element that would give me the overview I'm after …
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