Barney G. Glaser’s scientific contributions

... Computational grounded theory specifies how unsupervised clustering can inform the development of a rubric (Carlsen & Ralund, 2022;Nelson, 2020). Generally, computational grounded theory builds on the traditional grounded theory approach, which involves creating theories about social phenomena by closely examining data (Glaser & Strauss, 1999). This approach allows topics to emerge inductively from data, rather than being imposed on it, to provide data-driven insights into social phenomena that are not directly observable (Charmaz, 2014). ...

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Revealing Rubric Relations: Investigating the Interdependence of a Research-Informed and a Machine Learning-Based Rubric in Assessing Student Reasoning in Chemistry

... The methodology adopted is qualitative, of sociological inspiration in accordance with the Chicago School model (Hughes, 1996;Becker, 2009). We subscribe to this tradition of in situ observation within hospital settings, as developed by Strauss and Glaser (1970), Glaser and Strauss (1965), Hughes (1996), Becker (2002) and Peneff (1992), among others. This method is driven by asking "why is it that?", ...

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IMMERSIVE JOURNALISM AND ACADEMIC INQUIRY: A DIALOGUE WITH GEOFFREY LE GUILCHER, AUTHOR OF STEAK MACHINE

... However, given the particularity of the context of this study area and the complexity of the concept of provider bias, one could argue that wanting to replicate the data would be naYve and unfeasible (Lincoln and Guba, 1985). Rather, a sense of 'trustworthiness' (Glaser and Strauss, 1967) is a key to appraise the 'soundness' of this study (Ritchie and Lewis, 2003). In order to increase the trustworthiness, the detailed procedures that have led to the results and conclusions of this study are exposed (Seale, 1999). ...

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Ethnic diversity in reproductive behaviour in Guatemala : a focus on the Ch'orti area

... We used MAXQDA 2022 and employed coding techniques from Grounded Theory (GT) (Glaser & Strauss, 1999) for the coding process of our interview transcripts (Corbin & Strauss, 2015). GT is used here as a method to code and structure our interview material (Charmaz, 2006). ...

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Digital Transformation and the Implementation of Agile Work in the Financial Services Sector - A Multiple Case Study

... My goal for this project was to determine whether or not this class reduces racial prejudice and promotes racial sensitivity and awareness among undergraduate students. I anticipated that analysis of the narratives and focus group audiotapes would lead to the discovery of relevant categories (Glaser & Strauss, 1967) or emergent theory (McAllister, 2001) about pedagogical outcomes. Student narratives and discussion were most readily divided into changes experienced in the cognitive and affective domains. ...

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Impacting Student Perceptions of and Attitudes Toward Race in the Interracial Communication Course

... In qualitative research, sample size is typically determined based on the goal to achieve 'concept saturation' (the point at which no new concepts are likely to emerge with further interviews). Research suggests, in a relatively homogeneous population, approximately 85% of all concepts will be elicited after ten interviews [17][18][19]. As such, a minimum sample size of ten participants for each subgroup was planned. ...

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Perceptions and Experiences of People with Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes Around Appetite and Eating Behaviors: A Qualitative Study

... Instead, quality assurance of coding, theme development and the final write-up were guided by a tool for evaluating research quality [29]. Data collection was stopped when data saturation was reached [33]. NVivo qualitative data analysis software (NVivo version 12, 2018) was used to facilitate data management and analysis. ...

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Healthcare Professionals' Views on the Use of Passive Sensing and Machine Learning Approaches in Secondary Mental Healthcare: A Qualitative Study

... Aligned with qualitative evaluation, semi-structured individual interviews in English, the official language of Singapore [22], were performed in a conducive and quiet environment in the workplace in-person, audiotaped, transcribed verbatim and combined with contemporaneous researcher notes. Interviews with seven mentees and one faculty (elite interview) were conducted (by WF, a male rheumatologist and trained in qualitative research) until data saturation, no new themes, was achieved [23,24]. Transcripts were not returned to participants. ...

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Novice clinician educator professional identity formation through a longitudinal mentorship: a qualitative study

... The research approach adopted in this study involved theoretical sampling. This method goes beyond the pursuit of representativeness and instead focuses on the interviewees with expert knowledge of the phenomenon under study 32 . Here, it is a self-managed organizational structure in homecare organizations. ...

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Empowering Nurses: Exploring Self-Managed Organizations in Indian Healthcare