Basics of qualitative research techniques and procedures for developing grounded theory - Corbin, Juliet M. 1942-; Strauss, Anselm L. (Los Angeles Sage, 2015)
Part 1. Introduction to the grounded theory of Anselm Strauss -- Chapter 1. Inspiration and background -- Chapter 2. Theoretical foundations -- Chapter 3. Practical considerations for getting started -- Chapter 4. Prelude to analysis -- Chapter 5. Strategies for qualitative data analysis -- Chapter 6. Memos and diagrams -- Chapter 7. Theoretical sampling -- Chapter 8. Context -- Chapter 9. Process -- Chapter 10. Techniques for achieving theoretical integration -- Chapter 11. The use of computer programs in qualitative data analysis -- Part 2. Research demonstration Project -- Chapter 12. Open coding : identifying concepts -- Chapter 13. Developing concepts in terms of their properties and dimensions -- Chapter 14. Analyzing data for context -- Chapter 15. Bringing process into the analysis -- Chapter 16. Integrating categories -- Part 3. Finishing the research project -- Chapter 17. Writing theses, monographs, and dissertations, and giving talks -- Chapter 18. About your research -- Criteria for evaluation -- Chapter 19. Student questions and answers.
Previous editions entered under Strauss, Anselm.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 413-419) and index.
Keywords: Social sciences -- Statistical methods; Grounded theory; Qualitative research