Here are six ways to make frameworks (to conduct reframing)
- Taxonomies 
- Maps 
- Timelines 
- Flowcharts 
- Spectrums 
- Two-by-two matrixes

6 ways to make frameworks

The goal of analysis is to see how insights gained could create opportunities for change - to reframe how we see the world and our place in it.

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Thematic analysis is a specialized nonstatistical technique used in qualitative research to analyze relatively unfiltered data by focusing on the prominent themes that emerge. Researchers use this method to deeply understand participant experiences rather than relying on numerical statistics.

Thematic Analysis

Goodman, E., Kuniavsky, M., & Moed, A. Observing the User Experience, 2nd Edition.

References: Analyzing Qualitative Data

- 1) Data gathering 
- 2) Read data from beginning to the end 
- 3) New codes that represent a theme

- 4) Summarize codes into themes 
- 5) Break 
- 6) Evaluate if the themes were appropriate 
* Steps 4 to 6 need to be repeated


6 Steps for Thematic Analysis 

The Goal of Thematic Analysis

- Software (CAQDAS)
- Journaling
- Affinity Diagram Techniques 


3 Common Types of Data Analysis Methods

- Labeled chunk of text as a word or a phrase
- Used as a keyword for as body of text 
- Allows researchers to find similarities, differences, and relationships between texts, which can help researchers land major themes 
- Adding the description of a code is suggested if coding requires more than one person or coding is done overtime 


Code in Thematic Analysis

- Interviews
- Focus groups 
- Diary studies 
- Field studies 

Common Thematic Analysis Data Collection Types

- Description of beliefs, practices, and needs
- A content that arises from different participants or sources 


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