Developing and Using a Codebook for the Analysis of Interview Data: An Example from a Professional Development Research Project:
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...Coding reduces the amount of raw data to that which is relevant to the research question, breaks the data down to manageable sections, and takes researchers through the transformation of raw data to higher-level insights or abstractions as the development of theme.[5, 39, 40] Researchers recognise coding as one level of abstraction, because they use intuition to extract the meaning of data and present description and interpretation at a higher logical level....
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...The third and most popular approach to calculating reliability is to use Cohen’s kappa coefficient (Cohen 1960) or Fleiss’s kappa statistic (Fleiss 1971) for use with nominal variables....
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...Using multiple coders to analyze interview data necessitates establishing interrater reliability or the consistency in scoring between multiple raters (see Morse et al. 2002; Saldaña 2009)....
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...The next steps are data analysis and interpretations (for suggestions, see Wolcott 1994; Coffey and Atkinson 1996; Saldaña 2009)....
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...The next steps are data analysis and interpretations (for suggestions, see Wolcott 1994; Coffey and Atkinson 1996; Saldaña 2009)....
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...Using multiple coders to analyze interview data necessitates establishing interrater reliability or the consistency in scoring between multiple raters (see Morse et al. 2002; Saldaña 2009)....
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