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For as long as people have been interested in studying the social world around them, observation has served as a bedrock source for human knowledge.
Outline what you consider the essential features of observation, discussing the methodological issues, strengths and weaknesses in its practice.
Many accounts of qualitative data analysis demonstrate that there are multiple, iterative sets of tactics at play. In this sense we can speak of ‘thematic analysis’ as a widely used qualitative analytic method, which offers an accessible and flexible approach to analyzing qualitative data.
Outline what thematic analysis is and identify the clear phases of conducting a thematic analysis.