J. Lewis’s scientific contributions

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Publications (4)


Designing and selecting samples
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January 2003

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J. Ritchie

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J. Lewis

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G. Elam



Citations (4)


... While transferability is the most common approach to generalizability in qualitative research, some authors have suggested additional strategies for generalization in research of this type. These include maximizing variation in the selection of the qualitative sample to capture variations within the phenomenon that allow researchers to increase generalizability (Larsson, 2009), categorizing participants' views and experiences within an overarching conceptual framework that can be generalized to a broader population (Lewis et al., 2014), or creating an understanding of causal processes that can later be applied to other cases (Maxwell & Chmiel, 2014). ...

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A Critical Reflection of Generalization in Mixed Methods Research
Generalising from qualitative research
  • Citing Article
  • January 2003

... We employed purposive sampling to ensure representation from multiple and relevant perspectives in SE during and after the pandemic (Parahoo, 2014;Ritchie et al., 2014). This method allows researchers to intentionally select participants who can provide the most pertinent information (Stewart & Shamdasani, 2014). ...

Designing and selecting samples
  • Citing Article
  • January 2003

... We have done coding using Ms Word line by line. Verbatim transcripts were analysed using a framework approach [42]. The Framework Method for the management and analysis of qualitative data has been used since the 1980s [42]. ...

Qualitative Research Practice
  • Citing Article
  • January 2003