- finished the thematic coding
- got it off to the primary peer reviewer
- got it back (ok, that is not me, but something done for the project).
- looked lexically at the words they used in their discussion.
- created categories of words
- listed "universal" emotions and recognizable intensity variants
- listed other emotion catagories
- as well as the frequencies
- BUT I did not cross list for different focus groups . . .
- fortunately TAMS will let me do that fairly well.
- here is that summary:
- basic
- fear disgust sadness surprise anger happiness
- other
- gen. arousal (anticipation) gen. agony (pain) shyness "weighingoptions" (noonchi) gen. "nice" character gen. "bad" character - arrogance flattery archetypes interest guilt (shame/embarrassment) anxiety relief (post-anxiety) showing no emotion (calm) true v. false conflicted (mixed/confused)
- coded all of the "behavioral" cues
- compared the frequency of the different code for different nationalities and for individual focus groups
soooo . . . . . I am getting closer. here are the things I would like to do this week:
- complete a second thematic coding of the data.
- did a partial review . . .
- read Yoonhwa’s notes
- discuss with her today
- decide if I need to go back and do all four focus groups again
- write my advisor.
- contact the program and register for courses.
- [tertiary coding?] look at how the participants coded the basic emotions and of their intensity.
- outline chapter 4
- member checks?
- revise the methodology section regarding data collection and data analysis.
- look at the edits for the first three chapters.
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