Qualitative research method

Data collection and Analysis

Data collection

Non-numeric

Helps to explore decision making

Provide detail insight of respondent

Apply holistic, rich and findings to emerge through careful analysis

Data analysis

Decode word and action

Analyzed social life of the participant

Media

Notes

Video

Audio recording

Text document

When to use Qualitative research

Developing and generating new idea

Studying the product to strengthen your ideas

To understand your weakness and strengths

Understanding participants behaviors and traits

To study the reaction of your respondents

Exploring demographics, segments and group target

Gathering perception data of organization and product

What is Qualitative research?

Collecting a non-numerical data

Less formal

Questions asked

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Open-ended questions

Conversational method

Based on disciplines

Psychology

Sociology

Anthropology

Types of Qualitative research

One-on-one interview

Face-to-face/On call interview

Personal interview

Invites opportunities

Detail in-depth

Opportunity

What people believes

Motivation

Collecting meaningful data

Focus Group

Limit number of respondent

6-10 respondent

Elements

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What

Why

How

Online survey

Expensive method

Testing new products

Ethnographic research

In-depth observational method

Studies the environement of sample target

Target audience

Organization

City

Constraints

Time consuming

Depends on the expertise

Analyze

Observed

Infer the data

Case study Research

Past few years studies

Development valuable quality research

Use within the area of

Education

Social science

Use in explaining

An organization

an entity

Difficult to operate

Recording keeping

Existing reliable documents

Similar sources information

Similar to going to a library

Books

Articles

Journal

Process of observation

Subjective methodologies

Gather systematic data

Primarily used in equate quality differences

Characteristic

Collect data in real-time

Participants experience real problems

Different forms in collect data

Interviews

Documents

Observation

Solving complex issues

Breaking down

Meaningful inferences

Easy to read & understand participant

Build trust with the researcher

Information obtained

Raw

Unadulterated