A detailed review of documents that are written, printed, visual, or electronic, providing information or evidence.

An appearance or immediate object of awareness in experience; who or what the study is about.

The specific group of people who will be interviewed or observed.

The information collected about the phenomenon, often from the participants.

Formed or calculated by the combination of many separate units or items.

E.g., cultures, ethic groups, neighborhoods, and communities.

Includes ideas, notions, and theories, such as "care" or "hope."

Actions; examples include socialization, childbirth, and the civil rights movement.

E.g., organizational structure, including governments, corporations, and universities.

E.g., paintings, films, and architecture- with the goal of learning about their lifecycle and its meaning in their cultural context.

Assuming that something learned at the group level applies to an individual.

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EDL Qualitative AV

Term	Definition
Content Analysis	A detailed review of documents that are written, printed, visual, or electronic, providing information or evidence.
Phenomenon	An appearance or immediate object of awareness in experience; who or what the study is about.
Participants	The specific group of people who will be interviewed or observed.
Data	The information collected about the phenomenon, often from the participants.
Aggregate	Formed or calculated by the combination of many separate units or items.
Groups	E.g., cultures, ethic groups, neighborhoods, and communities.
Concept	Includes ideas, notions, and theories, such as "care" or "hope."
Processes	Actions; examples include socialization, childbirth, and the civil rights movement.
Structures	E.g., organizational structure, including governments, corporations, and universities.
Artefacts	E.g., paintings, films, and architecture- with the goal of learning about their lifecycle and its meaning in their cultural context.
Ecological Fallacy	Assuming that something learned at the group level applies to an individual.

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