Qualitative Marktforschung 2009
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-8349-9441-7_3
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Zur Bedeutung qualitativer Methodik in der Marktforschungspraxis

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“…Aus diesem Grund werden in der Literatur immer wieder verschiedene Qualitätskriterien diskutiert (vgl. Steinke 2009;Buber/Klein 2009;Flick 2007b;Naderer/Balzer 2007;Srnka 2007b;Steinke 2007;Bortz/Döring 2006;Lamnek 2005a;Wallendorf/Belk 1989). Dabei zeigt sich, dass klassische -aus der quantitativen Forschung stammende -Gütekriterien (vgl.…”
Section: Einführende üBerlegungen Zur Qualitativen Methodeunclassified
“…Aus diesem Grund werden in der Literatur immer wieder verschiedene Qualitätskriterien diskutiert (vgl. Steinke 2009;Buber/Klein 2009;Flick 2007b;Naderer/Balzer 2007;Srnka 2007b;Steinke 2007;Bortz/Döring 2006;Lamnek 2005a;Wallendorf/Belk 1989). Dabei zeigt sich, dass klassische -aus der quantitativen Forschung stammende -Gütekriterien (vgl.…”
Section: Einführende üBerlegungen Zur Qualitativen Methodeunclassified
“…Qualitative research is not so much a matter of quantifying information as of gaining the most varied and in-depth insights into a subject matter possible . Particularly for research fields not yet investigated, the open and interpretative approach of qualitative methods is useful for the detection of new issues (Buber and Klein, 2009). Additionally, qualitative methods allow for deep insights into underlying values that are important to understand, such as consumer behaviour (Arnould and Thompson, 2005).…”
Section: Qualitative Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The results have to be interpreted against the background of their context, and cannot be generalised for the whole population, both because of the limited number of study participants and the fact that they can be transferable to other settings (Flick, 2009;Anderson, 2010). There are different types of qualitative methods, including in-depth interviews, focus groups and observational methods (Buber and Klein, 2009). In this thesis, focus groups were applied because this method is especially useful when testing new concepts or products .…”
Section: Qualitative Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%