Wohnen in Passivhäusern

Buber, Renate; Gadner, Johannes; Höld, Regina

doi:10.1007/978-3-8349-9258-1_50

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“…Text chunks, though, do not necessarily constitute the most useful unit for the analysis at hand. Rather, we consider thought units, also denoted as "sense units" or "units of meaning" (see, e.g., Buber, Gadner, and Richards (2004)), as the best basis for coding and analysis in most instances. These units comprise one idea communicated, no matter whether it is expressed in a sentence, a verbobject sequence, a single word, or just one sign (e.g., emoticons such as "J"), or punctuation marks ("?…”

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From Words to Numbers: How to Transform Qualitative Data into Meaningful Quantitative Results

Srnka

Koeszegi

2007

Schmalenbach Bus Rev

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HoW to traNsForm Qualitative data iNto meaNiNgFul QuaNtitative results ** abstract in proposing a procedure for transforming qualitative data into quantitative results, we address the manifold requests for discovery-oriented research in the business disciplines. We present a systematic classification of combined qualitative-quantitative research designs and argue in favor of the generalization model. We give guidelines for its implementation and provide a blueprint for systematically converting respondents' words into numbers that can be used for further (statistical) analyses. We delimit and discuss the stages of unitization, categorization, and coding. We also raise quality issues and propose relevant quality criteria in the transformation process. in particular, we suggest the intercoder consistency-matrix for determining the incisiveness of categories developed through content analysis. Finally, we demonstrate in an exemplary study how the blueprint can be applied and highlight the benefits of the proposed research design.Jel-Classification: M19.

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From Words to Numbers: How to Transform Qualitative Data into Meaningful Quantitative Results

Srnka

Koeszegi

2007

Schmalenbach Bus Rev

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168

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“…The issue of unitization was addressed-a common problem facing researchers conducting Thematic Analysis (Campbell et al, 2013)-by sectioning segments of the text with brackets. Sectioning was based on thoughts and ideas expressed (Buber et al, 2004), and were not specific in length. KC first unitized the interview transcripts, placing a code(s) alongside each unit.…”

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Pathways toward driver disqualification and implications for road safety policy and practice.

Sarma¹,

Cox²

2023

Psychology, Public Policy, and Law

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Road traffic collisions are preventable events. Those who engage in the most serious forms of road traffic offending are disproportionately responsible for serious injuries and fatalities on the road. Understanding the processes that are implicated in serious road traffic offending can highlight potentially fruitful fulcra for enhancing road safety. Semistructured interviews were conducted with 30 drivers who had been disqualified in the previous 5 years and had regained their driving licenses. Participants were recruited with the support of the national authority for road safety in Ireland (the Road Safety Authority) and self-selected to be interviewed following an extensive recruitment campaign. Transcripts were analyzed using Thematic Analysis. The processes leading to driver disqualification involve a range of interacting factors that include early life experiences, pro-offending cognitions, precipitating stressors and normalization processes. These processes can be usefully synthesized using social ecology models of behavior that focus on the interplay between different personal and contextual factors in determining behavior. Findings suggest that processes leading to disqualification vary widely, pointing to the need for road safety strategies that are sensitive to the complexity of serious road traffic offenses and interventions that have multiple aspects sensitive to the varying processes involved.

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“…She comments on the results (the point of view of the interviewees) according to the questions asked by the survey. It conducts a diagnosis of the in-formation analyzed and classifies it by identifying the pluses and minuses, the strong points, and the weak points, and the verified or non-validated hypotheses(Buber, Gadner, & Richards, 2004). Subjective interpretation is based on the intervention of the study manager or researcher who becomes an integral part of the results in the same way as the data.…”

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Challenges Posed by 21st Century and General Managers

Porath

2023

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This literature review explores the challenges encountered by general managers in the 21st century. As organizations navigate a rapidly changing global landscape, general managers find themselves facing a multitude of complex and interrelated challenges. This review synthesizes the existing literature to identify common themes and areas of concern for general managers, encompassing technological advancements, globalization, shifting consumer expectations, talent management, ethical considerations, and strategic decision-making. By analyzing various scholarly works, this review offers insights into the dynamic and multifaceted nature of the challenges faced by 21st-century general managers, aiming to provide a foundation for further research and the development of effective management strategies in the contemporary business environment.

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Wohnen in Passivhäusern

Cited by 3 publications

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From Words to Numbers: How to Transform Qualitative Data into Meaningful Quantitative Results

From Words to Numbers: How to Transform Qualitative Data into Meaningful Quantitative Results

Pathways toward driver disqualification and implications for road safety policy and practice.

Challenges Posed by 21st Century and General Managers

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