Coherence and transparency: some advice for qualitative researchers

Coombs, Crispin

doi:10.1590/0103-6513.006817

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“…28 The study adopted an inductive approach with no preexisting assumption about the outcome of the analysis to maximise rigour, quality, and transparency of findings as they are derived purely from the data produced by the study. 29 Data were grouped into themes following immersion in the data during the transcription process and through the familiarisation phase.…”

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Parents’ narratives toward smoking in the home following a second-hand smoke story-telling education intervention

MacNicol¹,

Lusher²,

Banbury³

et al. 2022

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There is a strong link between cigarette smoking and socio-economic status, with three-quarters of children living in disadvantaged communities being exposed to second-hand smoke. The present study examined parents’ views of smoking in the home after they had been involved in a story-telling education intervention within a nursery environment. Thematic Analysis was conducted to pool together rich data about parents’ attitudes and perceptions of smoking in the home during semi-structured interviews that took place following participation in an education intervention. Emergent themes identified that the story-telling intervention was useful to parents who felt that it might assist in protecting children from the dangers of second-hand smoke. Participants welcomed the story-telling resource used in the intervention and communicated that this allowed for reflection on their own smoking behaviour. Novel findings from this research highlighted how children positively influence their parents into making effective health behaviour decisions in relation to smoking practices. Parents still require information on the dangers posed by second-hand smoke and future research is necessary to adapt a measurable quantitative story-book intervention used for a wider and more diverse family context.

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confidence: 99%

Parents’ narratives toward smoking in the home following a second-hand smoke story-telling education intervention

MacNicol¹,

Lusher²,

Banbury³

et al. 2022

MOJAMT

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“…It aimed to obtain the evidence or findings to be reviewed, interpreted, and explained. In this qualitative research, the researchers should keep the findings and the investigation process coherently (Çelik et al, 2020;Coombs, 2017).Therefore, this research adopted the stages of need identification by (Diani & Nurhayati, 2019). The applied stages of a research and development study consist of instructional process identification, the analysis of the targeted learning outcomes, and the analysis of the learners and their needs.…”

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Teaching Materials Needs: Student Worksheets in Exposition Text Learning

Sagitari

Purnomo

Ernalida

2021

JERE

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Indonesian language teachers in schools lack teaching materials. Even teachers don't have HOTS-oriented open materials. It will impact students who have difficulty in learning because they do not have learning resources. Professional educators must be able to develop teaching materials to address the learning objectives of the 2013 Curriculum in any learning situation. The readiness of teachers to carry out the teaching and learning process can be assisted by applying teaching materials that are by the 2013 curriculum. This study aims to conduct a needs analysis survey from various research and development stages to develop and validate products and determine appropriate teaching materials. The stages of research and development are applied from the learning process, analysis of targeted learning outcomes, and analysis of students and their needs. The research subjects consisted of class X students with a population of 185 students and 2 Indonesian language teachers. The number of samples is 28 students, or 15% of the population. The first data collection technique is a questionnaire of student needs and interviews. Based on the findings and discussion, the LKS recommended by researchers is the exposition LKS with a scientific plus approach. Students can practice it and find accurate information for the exposition text with this worksheet. On the other hand, teachers can also unite and facilitate students to construct their knowledge of the text.

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“…The study has a critical research philosophical position, as we intend to go beyond the understanding and explaining of the phenomenon and try to question the established social structures and norms (Coombs, 2017) in the ICT law-making scenario based on Habermas' Theory of Communicative Action concepts.…”

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Ict Regulation Process in a Civil Law, Peripheral, and Multilevel Administration Country: Habermas Deliberative Paradigm Revisited

Galhardo¹

2020

Proceedings of the International Conferences on Internet Technologies &Amp; Society (ITS 2020) and Sustainability, Technology A

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What are the difficulties in the regulation process of new technologies in Brazil? To answer this question, we will adopt Habermas' concepts in a multi-method critical research. The positivist civil law system, multilevel administration, structural bottlenecks, conjuncture, and cultural trait may contribute to a competitive hurdle to the country. Additionally to describing the process, the purpose is to identify the unwarranted constraints to the communicative process and investigate the role of Academia. We intend to contribute with a review of Habermas' concepts towards the recognition of normative legitimacy over Information and Communications Technology (ICT) through the participation of technocrats and different fields of the Academia in the law-making process.

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Coherence and transparency: some advice for qualitative researchers

Cited by 7 publications

References 30 publications

Parents’ narratives toward smoking in the home following a second-hand smoke story-telling education intervention

Parents’ narratives toward smoking in the home following a second-hand smoke story-telling education intervention

Teaching Materials Needs: Student Worksheets in Exposition Text Learning

Ict Regulation Process in a Civil Law, Peripheral, and Multilevel Administration Country: Habermas Deliberative Paradigm Revisited

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