Improve Validity through Transparency of data analysis in Qualitative research

Validity of qualitative findings can be achieved in many ways, but here I explain how transparency about data analysis will contribute to it
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[@BACKpackSouthWest]

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[@qualitativeresearcher]

Thanks for all this advice, hopefully someone will find it and implement it in their experience! Also, well done on your thesis, glad that it is now over for you! Well done. Finally, nice YT channel that you have there - Subscribed ! :)

[@BACKpackSouthWest]

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[@ruphinao7231]

Where do I get this book,? Is it electronic?

[@afb230]

Thanks - another good one, and I know that validity and reliability, along with generalisability and representativity is going to come up in my Viva in a few months time! Any chance you could do a similar 15 minute session on generalisability and representativity?

[@qualitativeresearcher]

I will certainly think about it :) and see if there is a lot I can say about it, as of course these constructs can be a bit tricky in the context of qualitative research