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Beyond the default colon: Effective use of quotes in qualitative research
There is general agreement among qualitative scholars that quotes should be presented verbatim as much as possible, and those engaged in discourse and narrative analysis will necessarily analyze such hesitations as part of the meaning. ... In conclusion, quotes can be the life's blood of your qualitative research paper. However, they are the ...
PDF Using verbatim quotations in reporting qualitative social research
Introduction. This paper presents findings from one component of an ESRC funded research study of the theory, practice and impact of using verbatim quotations from research participants in reporting qualitative social research for policy. The study was conducted by the authors during 2003-05.
Quotations in Qualitative Studies: Reflections on Constituents, Custom
While the terms "quotations" and "quotes" are sometimes used as synonyms, they originally represent a noun and a verb, respectively. Further, both terms have several connotations, but, as applied in qualitative research, the term "quotation" generally signifies "passages reproduced or repeated," whereas it can also indicate the act of quoting—that is, "to quote," which ...
(PDF) Quotations in Qualitative Studies: Reflections on Constituents
Smith, 2015, p. 35). According to Patton (2002), verbatim quo-. tations are synonymous with direct quotations, which are a. basic source of raw data in qualitative research that serve to. reveal ...
On the use and abuse of verbatim quotations in qualitative research
Verbatim excerpts of interview data text are a time-honored component of a typical qualitative research report. 1 They can bring human actors into the narrative of a complex theoretical claim, offer the reader the opportunity to shift perspective between clinical terminology and the human phenomena it implies, and allow for the subjectivity of health and illness expression to shine through ...
Effective Use of Quotes in Qualitative Research
Abstract. For qualitative researchers, quotes are the heart of the results section. However, they are evidence, not argument. They do not speak for themselves and readers cannot infer what you intend them to illustrate. Using two principles, this chapter offers suggestions to help you choose the right quotes and integrate them with coherence ...
PDF Chapter 6 Effective Use of Quotes in Qualitative Research
6.1 Authenticity. At the point of manuscript writing, a qualitative researcher is swimming in sea of data. Innumerable transcript excerpts have been copied and pasted into data analysis software or (for the more tactile among us) onto multi-colored sticky notes. Some of these excerpts we like very much.
PDF Using verbatim quotations in reporting qualitative social research: A
qualitative research across different areas of social policy including social care, family policy, social work, health, education, employment, income maintenance, housing and homelessness, and criminal justice. We also chose to include nursing and midwifery, a rich source of research using verbatim quotations. We decided to focus
Verbatim Quotations in Qualitative Research Reports On the Use and
Download Citation | Verbatim Quotations in Qualitative Research Reports On the Use and Abuse of Verbatim Quotations in Qualitative Research Reports | Verbatim excerpts of interview data text are a ...
Exploring 'Quality': Research Participants' Perspectives on Verbatim
Support for inclusion of verbatim quotations from research participants in reporting qualitative applied social research is strengthened by evaluative tools which point to presentation of extracts of original data as an indication of clarity of links between data, interpretation and conclusion. This article contributes to discussion about 'quality' criteria and the role of verbatim quotations ...
The Use of Quotes & Bringing Transparency to Qualitative Analysis
The use of quotes or verbatims from participants is a typical and necessary component to any qualitative research report. It is by revealing participants' exact language that the researcher helps the user of the research to understand the key takeaways by clarifying through illustration the essential points of the researcher's interpretations. . The idea is not to display an extensive list ...
On the use and abuse of verbatim quotations in qualitative research reports
The verbatim quote is to your qualitative research write‐up the element that brings black and white text into full color visual images. Effectively selected and displayed, it helps your reader not only un-derstand the intellectual basis of the argument you are making in your narrative report, but also get a feel for the experience it entails ...
PDF Verbatim quotations in applied social research: theory, practice and impact
Including verbatim quotations from research participants has become effectively standard practice in much of the written output from qualitative applied social research. Support for this approach is being strengthened in the development of formal methods for critical appraisal and evaluation of policy-related qualitative studies.
Using Verbatim Quotations in Reporting Qualitative Social Research: The
To avoid this, verbatim and discursive quoting can be useful. Corden and Sainsbury (2006), in their study of qualitative researchers' views of quotations, report that verbatim quoting is done for ...
A critical analysis of respondent quotes used as titles of qualitative
The use of respondent quotes to headline qualitative research papers is a popular literary device found in many academic journals. This practice has increased over the last four decades and now appears normalised within qualitative research writing. ... (Citation 2006) study of researchers' use of verbatim quotes within research reports. As ...
PDF Using verbatim quotations in reporting qualitative social research
Introduction. This is the fourth in a series of six papers presenting findings from an ESRC funded research study of the theory, practice and impact of using verbatim quotations from research participants in reporting qualitative social research for policy. The study was conducted by the authors during 2003-05.
Beyond the default colon: Effective use of quotes in qualitative research
There is general agreement among qualitative scholars that quotes should be presented verbatim as much as possible, and those engaged in discourse and narrative analysis will necessarily analyze such hesitations as part of the meaning. ... Lingard, L. Beyond the default colon: Effective use of quotes in qualitative research. Perspect Med Educ 8 ...
Using Verbatim Quotations in Quant/Qual Research Reports
Using Verbatim Quotations in Quant/Qual Research Reports. This article will discuss three main axes: What is a literal quotation, the basis for selecting a specific citation, and the ...
A critical analysis of respondent quotes used as titles of qualitative
The use of respondent quotes to headline qualitative research papers is a popular literary device found in many academic journals. This practice has increased over the last four decades ... investigate the use of verbatim quotes by researchers in applied research reports. This unique study, in part, sought to explain and demystify the way in ...
A structured approach for qualitative verbatim analysis
To quote Benjamin Franklin, "By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail." ... Such qualitative research data may come in many forms, whether transcripts of one-on-one or group interviews, transcripts of online bulletin boards, observational data in ethnographic studies or verbatim responses captured in the context of quantitative ...
On the use and abuse of verbatim quotations in qualitative research
Verbatim excerpts of interview data text are a time-honored component of a typical qualitative research report. 1 They can bring human actors into the narrative of a complex theoretical claim, offer the reader the opportunity to shift perspective between clinical terminology and the human phenomena it implies, and allow for the subjectivity of health and illness expression to shine through ...
Providing English and native language quotes in qualitative research: A
Providing both native and translated quotes has an added potential to enhance the symbolic and conceptual utility of qualitative research. Sandelowski ( 2004) explains this conceptual utility "as worlds are created with words, and words are the primary currency of qualitative research, to reword something is to remake the world" (p. 1373).
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There is general agreement among qualitative scholars that quotes should be presented verbatim as much as possible, and those engaged in discourse and narrative analysis will necessarily analyze such hesitations as part of the meaning. ... In conclusion, quotes can be the life's blood of your qualitative research paper. However, they are the ...
Introduction. This paper presents findings from one component of an ESRC funded research study of the theory, practice and impact of using verbatim quotations from research participants in reporting qualitative social research for policy. The study was conducted by the authors during 2003-05.
While the terms "quotations" and "quotes" are sometimes used as synonyms, they originally represent a noun and a verb, respectively. Further, both terms have several connotations, but, as applied in qualitative research, the term "quotation" generally signifies "passages reproduced or repeated," whereas it can also indicate the act of quoting—that is, "to quote," which ...
Smith, 2015, p. 35). According to Patton (2002), verbatim quo-. tations are synonymous with direct quotations, which are a. basic source of raw data in qualitative research that serve to. reveal ...
Verbatim excerpts of interview data text are a time-honored component of a typical qualitative research report. 1 They can bring human actors into the narrative of a complex theoretical claim, offer the reader the opportunity to shift perspective between clinical terminology and the human phenomena it implies, and allow for the subjectivity of health and illness expression to shine through ...
Abstract. For qualitative researchers, quotes are the heart of the results section. However, they are evidence, not argument. They do not speak for themselves and readers cannot infer what you intend them to illustrate. Using two principles, this chapter offers suggestions to help you choose the right quotes and integrate them with coherence ...
6.1 Authenticity. At the point of manuscript writing, a qualitative researcher is swimming in sea of data. Innumerable transcript excerpts have been copied and pasted into data analysis software or (for the more tactile among us) onto multi-colored sticky notes. Some of these excerpts we like very much.
qualitative research across different areas of social policy including social care, family policy, social work, health, education, employment, income maintenance, housing and homelessness, and criminal justice. We also chose to include nursing and midwifery, a rich source of research using verbatim quotations. We decided to focus
Download Citation | Verbatim Quotations in Qualitative Research Reports On the Use and Abuse of Verbatim Quotations in Qualitative Research Reports | Verbatim excerpts of interview data text are a ...
Support for inclusion of verbatim quotations from research participants in reporting qualitative applied social research is strengthened by evaluative tools which point to presentation of extracts of original data as an indication of clarity of links between data, interpretation and conclusion. This article contributes to discussion about 'quality' criteria and the role of verbatim quotations ...
The use of quotes or verbatims from participants is a typical and necessary component to any qualitative research report. It is by revealing participants' exact language that the researcher helps the user of the research to understand the key takeaways by clarifying through illustration the essential points of the researcher's interpretations. . The idea is not to display an extensive list ...
The verbatim quote is to your qualitative research write‐up the element that brings black and white text into full color visual images. Effectively selected and displayed, it helps your reader not only un-derstand the intellectual basis of the argument you are making in your narrative report, but also get a feel for the experience it entails ...
Including verbatim quotations from research participants has become effectively standard practice in much of the written output from qualitative applied social research. Support for this approach is being strengthened in the development of formal methods for critical appraisal and evaluation of policy-related qualitative studies.
To avoid this, verbatim and discursive quoting can be useful. Corden and Sainsbury (2006), in their study of qualitative researchers' views of quotations, report that verbatim quoting is done for ...
The use of respondent quotes to headline qualitative research papers is a popular literary device found in many academic journals. This practice has increased over the last four decades and now appears normalised within qualitative research writing. ... (Citation 2006) study of researchers' use of verbatim quotes within research reports. As ...
Introduction. This is the fourth in a series of six papers presenting findings from an ESRC funded research study of the theory, practice and impact of using verbatim quotations from research participants in reporting qualitative social research for policy. The study was conducted by the authors during 2003-05.
There is general agreement among qualitative scholars that quotes should be presented verbatim as much as possible, and those engaged in discourse and narrative analysis will necessarily analyze such hesitations as part of the meaning. ... Lingard, L. Beyond the default colon: Effective use of quotes in qualitative research. Perspect Med Educ 8 ...
Using Verbatim Quotations in Quant/Qual Research Reports. This article will discuss three main axes: What is a literal quotation, the basis for selecting a specific citation, and the ...
The use of respondent quotes to headline qualitative research papers is a popular literary device found in many academic journals. This practice has increased over the last four decades ... investigate the use of verbatim quotes by researchers in applied research reports. This unique study, in part, sought to explain and demystify the way in ...
To quote Benjamin Franklin, "By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail." ... Such qualitative research data may come in many forms, whether transcripts of one-on-one or group interviews, transcripts of online bulletin boards, observational data in ethnographic studies or verbatim responses captured in the context of quantitative ...
Verbatim excerpts of interview data text are a time-honored component of a typical qualitative research report. 1 They can bring human actors into the narrative of a complex theoretical claim, offer the reader the opportunity to shift perspective between clinical terminology and the human phenomena it implies, and allow for the subjectivity of health and illness expression to shine through ...
Providing both native and translated quotes has an added potential to enhance the symbolic and conceptual utility of qualitative research. Sandelowski ( 2004) explains this conceptual utility "as worlds are created with words, and words are the primary currency of qualitative research, to reword something is to remake the world" (p. 1373).