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2. Complete Phase 2: Coding of your interview data
Phase 2: Coding. Here, you work systematically through your dataset in a fine-grained way. You identify segments of data that appear potentially interesting, relevant or meaningful for your research question, and apply pithy, analytically-meaningful descriptions (code labels) to them. Your focus is specific, and detailed, with coding aimed at capturing single meanings or concepts. In reflexive TA, you can code at a range of levels – from the very explicit or surface meaning (we and many others term this semantic), through to the more conceptual or implicit meaning (we and others term this latent). Coding isn’t just about summarising and reducing content, it’s also about capturing your ‘analytic take’ on the data. You code the entire dataset, systematically and thoroughly. When done, you collate your code labels and then compile the relevant segments of data for each code.
3. BRING to THURSDAY'S CLASS
- Your code labels with relevant segments of data compiled under each.
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