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What is Content Analysis
1.
A systematic, replicable technique for compressing many words of text into fewer
content
categories based on explicit rules of coding.
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2.
Methodology used to assess the
content
of the media texts as per qualitative
content analysis
methods. Coding of units of
analysis
were done before the assessment and discussion.
Learn more in: Media and Child Rights in Africa: Narrative Analysis of Child Rights in Kenyan Media
3.
research methodology that comprises techniques for reducing texts to a unit-by-variable matrix and analyzing that matrix quantitatively to test hypotheses (Kohlbacher, 2006).
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4.
Content analysis
is a technique for systematically describing written, spoken or visual communication. It provides a quantitative (numerical) description.
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5.
A broad and flexible research method that allows the
analysis
of text, images, or videos to examine patterns and reports them as quantitative
analysis
of qualitative data or as qualitative
analysis
.
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6.
Analysis
of a Web site or other medium using frequency ratings of key words and features. This may be done manually or electronically.
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7.
A research method that systemically and objectively identifies specified characteristics within text to make valid inferences.
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8.
Content analysis
is a research technique which is used for making replicable and valid inferences based upon interpreting and coding textual material.
Learn more in: Content Analysis of Online Visual Merchandising for Indian Online Travel Agents: A Case of Makemytrip and Yatra
9.
This is a research technique based on the
analysis
of transcripts of interactions. Specific indicators are counted, classified, and interpreted as descriptive data to create an understanding of the
content
. It is a crossover technique that combines qualitative and quantitative methods. It includes the following phases: unitization, coding, inter-rater reliability tests,
analysis
and interpretation.
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10.
This is a method examining the themes (ideas that keep reoccurring) and frames (how an issue is discussed) inherent within a text.
Learn more in: Methodological Approach
11.
A research method focused on the study of documents and other texts as communication artifacts. This method is often used to determine the presence of particular words, themes, or concepts as may fit the study.
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12.
Is the study of documents and communication artifacts, which might be texts of various formats, pictures, audio, or video. Social scientists use
content analysis
to examine patterns in communication in a replicable and systematic manner.
Learn more in: Financial Risk and Corporate Governance: A Bibliometric Analysis
13.
The
content analysis
is an
analysis
technique rather than an observation method.
Content analysis
results are presented in the form of percentage tables, as in searching researches.
Content analysis
is as a technique for analyzing and analyzing communication in a quantitative context, in order to measure systematic, objective and variables contains three concepts that require detailed elaboration.
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14.
A research approach, which consists of coding and interpreting text data by means of a systematic classification process.
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15.
Is the study of documents and communication artifacts, which might be texts of various formats, pictures, audio or video. Social scientists use
content analysis
to examine patterns in communication in a replicable and systematic manner.
Learn more in: Significance of Forensic Accounting Techniques in Corporate Governance: Bibliometric Analysis
16.
A set of procedures which are developed to understand and interpret textual material for better insights and knowledge.
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17.
Qualitative research technique that interprets meaning from the
content
of text data.
Learn more in: Women's Roles in Family Businesses: Specifics, Contradictions, and Reflections
18.
Methodology of social discipline and bibliometrics that focuses on the study of communication
content
and its discourse.
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19.
A
content analysis
is a way to collect information manually or using computer-assisted techniques for contextualized interpretations of
content
of communication processes (any kind of text, written, multimedia, etc.) with the goal of the production of valid and trustworthy inferences.
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20.
Methodical and replicable methodology to determine, quantify and analyze presence of research objects within large data sets.
Learn more in: Web Log Analysis: Diversity of Research Methodologies
21.
A qualitative research tool used to analyze the collected data and to draw realistic conclusions from it.
Learn more in: Systematic Analysis of Studies on Emergency Remote K-12 Teaching (ERKT)
22.
Content analysis
is a research method used to analyze manifest or covert
content
in different media.
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23.
A general term used to describe techniques that are used to systematically evaluate texts, including by converting qualitative into quantitative data.
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24.
A research technique for the objective, systematic, and quantitative description of the manifest
content
of communicator which has been intensively applied in the research of consumer behavior, public communication and media
analysis
.
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25.
Content analysis
is a general term for a number of approaches to analysing written or spoken language. In this paper it refers to the
analysis
of vocabulary.
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26.
Analysis
of recorded communication
content
to determine its meaning, purpose, or effect.
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27.
A social science research methodology used to code information that seeks to demonstrate existence of a word or phrase or frequency of selected words or phrases.
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28.
Content analysis
is one of the quantitative research techniques that quantifies qualitative
content
in social sciences.
Learn more in: The Status of Digital Culture in Public Relations Research in Turkey: An Analysis of Published Articles in 1999-2017
29.
A robust and structured
analysis
of the literature.
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30.
The process of determining the categories or themes found in the
content
of a text.
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31.
Studying recorded human communications including books, newspapers, documents, laws, paintings, and internet postings.
Learn more in: Case Study: Defining and Differentiating Among Types of Case Studies
32.
A robust and structured
analysis
of the literature.
Learn more in: Measuring Low Carbon Supply Chain
33.
Applying a series of techniques for the identification of core concepts in a subject domain as basis for of domain modeling. This could be done using KOS methods as well as facet
analysis
and genre-based classification.
Learn more in: ECHO: A Layered Model for the Design of a Context-Aware Learning Experience
34.
It is a data
analysis
technique that provides the opportunity to create themes and codes in a certain data group.
Learn more in: Determining the Trends of Motivation Research in Distance Education
35.
A method of qualitative research leading to the development of grounded theory about a topic. The process typically involves studying and evaluating data for potential themes.
Learn more in: Seeking Diversity in Children's Literature Utilized in Elementary Classrooms
36.
A qualitative research methodology focused on the interpretation of documents through a systematic process of coding the data in order to identify patterns and themes.
Learn more in: Using Social Media to Organize a Marginalized Community: A Case Study Examining LGBT Military Leaders Advocating for Inclusive Service
37.
A research technique for the systematic examination of communicative material.
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38.
Objective, systematic, and quantitative
analysis
of communication
content
; the unit of measure can be single words, sentences, or themes. In order to raise the reliability, two or more coders should apply.
Learn more in: Methods and Issues for Research in Virtual Communities
39.
An analytical technique for making inferences by systematically and objectively examining artifacts of social communication particularly from written documents or transcripts of verbal communication.
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40.
An objective research technique used for the quantitative description of the manifest
content
in text-based communication.
Learn more in: Networking Learners Using Online Asynchronous Discussions
41.
An
analysis
method used for having quantitative results about the variables of the research subject. It is a popular method in communication studies to analyze the message rather than comminicator or audience.
Learn more in: The Use of Humor in Award-Winning TV Commercials in Turkey
42.
A qualitative data
analysis
method used to extract the main themes from text.
Learn more in: Social Enterprise Consumers: The Case of South African Organic Produce Consumers
43.
It is a research method that studies documents, texts, pictures, etc. is a predetermined and systematic way to examine the patterns.
Learn more in: Impact of Digital Transformations on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Practices in Turkey: A Study of the Current Environment
44.
Analysis
to determine the meaning, purpose, or effect of any type of communication, as literature, newspapers, or broadcasts, by studying and evaluating the details, innuendoes, and implications of the
content
, recurrent themes, etc.
Learn more in: Childhood Representation on Television Advertising
45.
A research method that aids in discovering certain attributes of a story text like themes.
Learn more in: Mainstreaming Children in Development: A Thematic Frame Analysis of Print Media Discourse in East Africa
46.
Is the study of documents and communication artifacts, which might be texts of various formats, pictures, audio, or video. Social scientists use
content analysis
to examine patterns in communication in a replicable and systematic manner.
Learn more in: Gender Diversity and Financial Risk: A Bibliometric Analysis
47.
A research method used to determine the presence of certain words or concepts within texts or sets of texts. The presence, meanings and relationships of such words and concepts can be analysed to make inferences about the messages within the texts.
Learn more in: Evaluating Processes and Performance in Virtual Teams
48.
Any technique for making inferences by systematically and objectively identifying special characteristics of the messages.
Learn more in: The Representation of Public Relations Profession and Public Relations Practitioners in the Context of Entertainment Culture in Turkish TV Series
49.
Systematic and replicable assessment of media
content
. It includes quantification.
Learn more in: Critical Political Economy and Content Analysis: A Fraught but Crucial Relationship
50.
An analytical tool focusing on the
content
and internal features of a given document (text, images, audio, video).
Content analysis
is based on a clear and unambiguous definition of variables and values (categories and attributes) to be assessed and often supposes the description, the qualification and the quantification of certain attributes present in the documents.
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51.
A research technique that examines and review themes, patterns, words, images within documents, for example, newspapers and published company annual reports.
Learn more in: Analysing the State of Sector-Specific CSR Reporting: Evidence From Pakistan
52.
Content analysis
is a technique that provides an objective and systematic description and
analysis
of text
content
such as news, advertising texts, interview, television programs.
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53.
“A technique used to extract desired information from a body of material (usually verbal) by systematically and objectively identifying specified characteristics of the material” (Smith, 2000, p. 314).
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54.
Qualitative data
analysis
strategy that is used to describe main themes and
content
of a textual transcript.
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55.
Classifying and summarizing verbal or written data in terms of a specific problem or purpose, measuring certain variables or concepts, and categorizing them by scanning for a specific meaning.
Learn more in: Risk Communication and Social Media: COVID-19 Pandemic Planning and Response in Turkey
56.
A research method or measurement technique that involves the systematic study of the
content
of communication messages.
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57.
A pedagogical research method, suitable for processing data deriving from oral or written texts. It gives the researcher the opportunity to conduct both a quantitative and a qualitative
analysis
of the produced texts.
Learn more in: Microteaching in Teacher Education through the Students’ Perspective
58.
A research method that focuses on systematical
analysis
of the text data to understand the
content
of qualitative data and prefers to assess sustainability reports by most of the researchers.
Learn more in: Sustainability Reporting on Labor Practices: An Examination in Turkey
59.
Content analysis
refers to the study of documents and communication artefacts, which might be texts of various formats, pictures, audio or video. Social scientists use
content analysis
to examine patterns in communication in a replicable and systematic manner.
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60.
Refers to a research technique used to make replicable and valid inferences by interpreting and coding textual material.
Learn more in: Blended Learning in Higher Education: A Developing Country Perspective
61.
A research method or measurement technique that involves the systematic study of the
content
of communication messages.
Learn more in: An Analysis of a Decade of Research Published in the "Journal of Computer Mediated Communication"
62.
Is the study of documents and communication artifacts, which might be texts of various formats, pictures, audio or video. Social scientists use
content analysis
to examine patterns in communication in a replicable and systematic manner.
Learn more in: Research on Earnings Management: Bbibliometric Analysis
63.
The supply-side research approach entails quantitatively assessing each website through
content analysis
, which is the predominant assessment tool in descriptive reports and remains useful in examining trends and patterns.
Learn more in: Institutional E-Government Development
64.
A research technique for making valid and reliable inferences from the
content
of communication or interaction, usually in the form of texts. It requires interpretation of the meaning of the texts, taking into consideration the context of the interactions.
Learn more in: Methodological Considerations for Quantitative Content Analysis of Online Interactions
65.
A research tool used to determine the presence of certain words, themes, or concepts within some given qualitative data (i.e. text or news stories). To quantify and to analyze meanings and relationships between these items. Researchers can then make inferences about the messages within the texts, the writer(s), the audience, and even the culture and time of surrounding the text.
Learn more in: Analysing Digital Media Contents Representing COVID-19 Pandemics With “21-K Method”
66.
A qualitative research technique that are useful to determine elements from a set of data for impressionistic, intuitive, interpretive analytical enquiries.
Learn more in: Images of Norway as a Tourist Destination From Russian Travel Bloggers' Perspective
67.
Content analysis
has been defined as a systematic, reproducible method for aggregating many words of a speech or a written text into fewer
content
classes, based on clear rules of coding. A broad definition of
content analysis
says that it includes any useful procedures for making inferences by neutrally and analytically classifying specified features of texts and messages.
Learn more in: Extending the Field: An Empirical Research
68.
The
analysis
of user-generated
content
in various forms originating from the vast digital footprint users leaves on social media platforms.
Learn more in: Social Media Analytics: Opportunities and Challenges for Cultural Tourism Destinations
69.
A qualitative research technique for gathering and analyzing the
content
of text, where
content
can be words, meanings, pictures, symbols, ideas, themes, or any message that can be communicated, to reveal messages in the text that are difficult to see through casual observation.
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