Data Presentation and Display in Qualitative Research
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Data Presentation, Data Display, Qualitative ResearchAbstract
Data are essential part of research. Good presentation and display of data in research report helps inducing attention from readers and key stakeholders especially those who are involving in the approval of research report. Data used in qualitative research are variety in both sources and types of data. Qualitative data include transcriptions from interviews or observations and audiovisuals including data from several types of social media. Data analysis methods applied in qualitative research are also different from other types of research. Thus different type of methods and techniques in presenting and displaying qualitative data are required in each qualitative research projects. This paper aims to present various methods and strategies in presenting and displaying qualitative data in order to add more alternatives for researchers to appropriately choosing and applying them in their qualitative research project.
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