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A colleague doing research on families asked you to help organize her data. She has a list of constructs. In looking at them, which would you categorize as “codes” and which would you categorize as “themes?” Talking at the dinner table; Family communication; Arguments about school grades; Family conflict; Conversations in the car on the way to school; Texting between parents and teens; Sibling fights; Marital discord.
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Academic.Tips. (2022, February 9). A colleague doing research on families asked you to help organize her data. She has a list of constructs. In looking at them, which would you categorize as “codes” and which would you categorize as “themes?” Talking at the dinner table; Family communication; Arguments about school grades; Family conflict; Conversations in the car on the way to school; Texting between parents and teens; Sibling fights; Marital discord. https://academic.tips/question/a-colleague-doing-research-on-families-asked-you-to-help-organize-her-data-she-has-a-list-of-constructs-in-looking-at-them-which-would-you-categorize-as-codes-and-which-would-you/
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Academic.Tips. 2022. "A colleague doing research on families asked you to help organize her data. She has a list of constructs. In looking at them, which would you categorize as “codes” and which would you categorize as “themes?” Talking at the dinner table; Family communication; Arguments about school grades; Family conflict; Conversations in the car on the way to school; Texting between parents and teens; Sibling fights; Marital discord." February 9, 2022. https://academic.tips/question/a-colleague-doing-research-on-families-asked-you-to-help-organize-her-data-she-has-a-list-of-constructs-in-looking-at-them-which-would-you-categorize-as-codes-and-which-would-you/.
1. Academic.Tips. "A colleague doing research on families asked you to help organize her data. She has a list of constructs. In looking at them, which would you categorize as “codes” and which would you categorize as “themes?” Talking at the dinner table; Family communication; Arguments about school grades; Family conflict; Conversations in the car on the way to school; Texting between parents and teens; Sibling fights; Marital discord." February 9, 2022. https://academic.tips/question/a-colleague-doing-research-on-families-asked-you-to-help-organize-her-data-she-has-a-list-of-constructs-in-looking-at-them-which-would-you-categorize-as-codes-and-which-would-you/.
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Academic.Tips. "A colleague doing research on families asked you to help organize her data. She has a list of constructs. In looking at them, which would you categorize as “codes” and which would you categorize as “themes?” Talking at the dinner table; Family communication; Arguments about school grades; Family conflict; Conversations in the car on the way to school; Texting between parents and teens; Sibling fights; Marital discord." February 9, 2022. https://academic.tips/question/a-colleague-doing-research-on-families-asked-you-to-help-organize-her-data-she-has-a-list-of-constructs-in-looking-at-them-which-would-you-categorize-as-codes-and-which-would-you/.
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"A colleague doing research on families asked you to help organize her data. She has a list of constructs. In looking at them, which would you categorize as “codes” and which would you categorize as “themes?” Talking at the dinner table; Family communication; Arguments about school grades; Family conflict; Conversations in the car on the way to school; Texting between parents and teens; Sibling fights; Marital discord." Academic.Tips, 9 Feb. 2022, academic.tips/question/a-colleague-doing-research-on-families-asked-you-to-help-organize-her-data-she-has-a-list-of-constructs-in-looking-at-them-which-would-you-categorize-as-codes-and-which-would-you/.
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