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Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"thematic analysis process"”.
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Volunteer educators' perceptions of mentorship involvement: grades 9-12 robotics
… practice guided this study, using an inductive thematic analysis process to interpret the findings. The study's results highlight that artifacts guided mentors’ communication related to mentorship as a practice and increased acts of authentication through subject-specific language.
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Multilingualism and sociocultural factors prevalent in rural language classrooms
… research methodology informed the secondary data analysis that was part of this study. Secondary data from a rural high school based in Mpumalanga, which was part of the Quality Talk South Africa (QTSA) study conducted by the University of Pretoria in collaboration with Pennsylvania State …
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An Examination of Urban, Minority Parents’ Perceptions of Barriers Faced in Being Involved in School-Based Events in Early Childhood Education
… southwestern United States. Using a six-phase thematic analysis process facilitated by NVivo software, the study identified five primary thematic clusters of barriers: Occupational Rigidity, Linguistic and Intergenerational Alienation, Institutional Information Gaps, Logistical and Transit …
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To What Extent do the Different Styles of Immediate Formative Feedback Provided By OpenEssayist Help Students when Drafting Essays?
… using Braun and Clarke’s (2006) six-phase thematic analysis process. Data analysis produced four key findings: i. OpenEssayist helped most participants to structure their essay. ii. OpenEssayist helped most participants to more effectively plan and write essays. iii. Most participants found …
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The role of mobile smartphones manifested in the job crafting behaviors of millennial generation professionals working in a public sector agency
… and other items in the data collection and thematic analysis process. To inform existing theory, this study framed the analysis and results within the five constructs of the job crafting framework; producing 12 core themes and 24 corresponding sub-themes related to the use of Smartphones in …
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I'm Not That Person: A Qualitative Study of Moral Injury in Forensic Psychiatric Patients
… stress. Qualitatively, using a reflexive thematic analysis process, five themes and 23 subthemes were generated. Each theme relates to the various impacts, emotions, and cognitions experienced by the participants as a result of the index offence. The five themes which emerged were: (1) …
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The role of public participation in facilitating integrated development planning for improvement of services in uMhlathuze Local Municipality
… participation is understood to be an active process in which participants take initiative and action, that is stimulated by their own thinking and deliberation, and over which they can exert effective control. Hence, this study assesses the role of public participation in enhancing provision …
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Factors that Influence Teacher Perceptions of Safety in One School Division in Virginia
… lists of common perceptions observed from the thematic analysis process. Potential relationships between perceptions of safety, school facilities, gender, years of experience, and teaching assignments were highlighted. The study indicated that physical and visible security measured impacted …
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Factors Māori perceive essential for success in undergraduate nursing education in Aotearoa/New Zealand: A descriptive study
… by more Māori being involved in decision-making processes regarding Māori health, improving access to health services for Māori, and being key personnel in the development of health services based on the Māori world view (Ministry of Health, 2014b). However, to increase the number of Māori …
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Retention and Attrition in Bariatric Surgery Research: A Qualitative Study
… of one-time individual interviews. The Applied Thematic Analysis process guided the content analysis.</p> <p>Results:<strong> </strong>Thirty-six interviews were completed and arrived at analytic saturation. Fifteen <em>motivational themes </em>were identified. The 3 most frequently cited …
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THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE SOCIAL NETWORK IN HIGHER EDUCATION IN SAUDI ARABIA: ACTION RESEARCH TO DEVELOP AN E-LEARNING CONCEPTUAL MODEL BASED ON BLOG TOOLS
… Data was collected qualitatively and analyzed thematically. Triangulation was conducted upon the outcomes of the questionnaires, interviews, observations and blog content analysis. This research made four main contributions. First, it identified the factors that influenced learner acceptance …
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Stakeholders' perspectives of leveraging tourism and business legacy outcomes from mega sports events.
… is to develop a critical understanding of the process by which stakeholders leverage tourism and business legacy outcomes from mega sports events. It is common now for many mega sport events stakeholders to look beyond short-term impacts towards achieving long-term legacy outcomes. This …
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"There’s a problem with BMI”: An exploration of midwives’ perspectives on the provision of maternity care to women with an increased BMI during pregnancy and childbirth in NZ
… interviews and Braun and Clark’s (2013) thematic analysis process was used to identify four themes. Midwives within this study perceived that the use of BMI as a single measure of risk in maternity was flawed. They identified that hype exists around increased BMI which leads to over …
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Employee engagement: relevance and application in the third sector?
… facing the sector. This work presents an analysis of the relevant literature on engagement including a summary of the various theoretical perspectives. Primary data collection used an abductive and qualitative methodological approach based on semi-structured interviews with senior leaders …
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How do organisational and social contexts influence mealtimes on wards caring for the older person aged 65 years and above?
… to the richness of the data. Findings: Inductive thematic analysis process led to the development of six themes; Discord between nurses and healthcare assistants, inadequate assistance and interaction with patients, poor record keeping culture, indiscriminate use of red trays, infantilisation of …
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How can critical consciousness influence community driven development as social innovation
… the community is the heart of the transformative process, favouring decentralisation and leading from the community's perspective (Asmorowati, 2011). In particular, CDD supports the idea that to get to the root cause of problems/oppressive inequalities, the community identifies and formulates …
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Exploring mental health nursing student competence and confidence in treating novel psychoactive substance related health issues in the UK
… qualitative data was performed manually using a thematic analysis process. Triangulation of data was also performed manually. <br/><br/><b>Results</b><br/><br/>Findings suggested that participants greatly valued knowledge on clinical vigilance/awareness about NPS and utilised this as a vehicle …
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An interpretive descriptive study: the exploration of the determinants influencing the use and provision of services for older people with functional mental illness.
… underpinned two phases of data collection and analysis for this interpretive study. Phase One focused on healthcare professionals, and comprised a focus group with three healthcare professionals and three separate interviews with individuals. Phase Two consisted of interviews with various …