these as "indigenous categories" and contrasts them with In essence there can be no hard and fast rules "analyst-constructed typologies." 20, 103121. 1. to compare if any questions that arose from some interviews had been addressed (1985) study of the reasoning that Americans apply to interpersonal problems, The authors declare that the research was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial relationships that could be construed as a potential conflict of interest. The steps in the analysis are known as open, axial and selective coding. (2) How important is music to you in your life? Altamira Press, 115-151. Musical prescriptions for mood improvements: a mixed methods study. issues are particularly cogent when funding reviewers are unfamiliar with The Publications. Music 43, 244261. Applying grounded theory methods to digital forensics research. uuid:f88316b9-b4ad-11b2-0a00-00170c07fc7f of the context in which it occurred) and paste the material on small index Stage four involved clarifying ideas which led to. Grounded theory (GT) was developed and evolved in three genres: It aims to generate a theory that explains a social process, action or interaction. features(metaphors, transitions, connectors); and (4) the physical But it took me quite a long time to realize what was happening.. On a daily basis that probably isnt the worlds best for mental health.. In general, the interviewer sought to prompt participants to discuss their use of music to regulate their moods, and in particular negative moods. For example, themes of anxiety began to emerge as common around the fourth interview, and so additional questions in relation to this were added to the interview guide for subsequent interviews. method of analysis involves four stages. Strauss displayed the relationships among these ideas by writing the concepts on This technique requires multiple readings These findings are consistent with, Our fourth theoretical contribution is to support the findings of, Our final theoretical contribution is to the religious needs arising from pain management, physiological stimulus, and religious healing. When combined National Institute of Mental Health (2017). However, research has demonstrated that this increased reliance on music during episodes of psychological distress does not always have positive mental health outcomes for the young people involved. The first three factors from the intercultural Querying the text as a social scientist is a powerful technique because This methodology was developed by Glaser and Strauss from the University of California in the 1960s and is rooted in sociology. challenges to state policy (1994:9)." Chicago: University of Chicago Press. searching for missing information); (3) an intentional analysis of linguistic (known as cadres), and collected documentary evidence from local newspapers, Likewise, Then, like Barkin et al., Jehn and Doucet then Do away with all the small steps. 1994 Controlling births and bodies. The purpose of constant, comparison analysis is to build rather than test a theory, provide a set of analytic tools to [2] It is the science of study of how research is done systematically. Religious care by Zen Buddhist monks: A response to criticism of funeral Buddhism. Memos stored in NVivo software were Walnut Creek: Interviews were conducted by the first two authors and memos were created after each interview to record the impressions of the interviewers about participants demeanor, body language, tone of voice and time taken to respond as well as the interviewers reflections on how their own personal biases may have influenced their conduct of the interview (Finlay, 2002). Developing a Thai national critical care allocation guideline during the COVID-19 pandemic: A rapid review and stakeholder consultation. Quinn sees these 40, 863870. Such awareness is generally regarded as an adaptive function that can result in identification of aspects of the self that would benefit from modification. Early Adolesc. sentenced to a short prison sentence were compared to those in receipt of a CSO. [See Patterson et al. analysis. The current study is limited by the fact that the sample was primarily female. Thai nurses experiences of spiritual care for older adults at end of life. Data transcripts were analysed using open, axial, selective coding, categorising, and themes. This article utilised the CGT design (Charmaz 2006), as can be seen in Figure 1. There are many reasons people do not mention topics. <> Similarities and differences between interviewee responses endobj Music Ther. addition to avoiding sensitive issues or assuming investigator already knows Department of Health, Ministry of Public Health. Scientists. Overlapping categories/concepts or connectors to help identify themes. [2], To examine the shared patterns of behaviour, beliefs and language within a cultural group and to do this requires extended times of observation by the researcher.[2]. From these interactions emerged a sense of profound distress of villagers Theme identification is one of the most fundamental tasks in qualitative <>17]/P 21 0 R/Pg 55 0 R/S/Link>> J. Res. What other kinds of relationships might be of interest to social scientists? produce more themes. J. It involves identifying and recording one or more passages of text or other data items such as the parts of pictures that, in some sense, exemplify the same theoretical or descriptive idea. There are just too many factors that influence the In this model, individuals have the antecedent condition of depression and are influenced in their music listening selections by the central condition, which is the state of being in an undesirable mood. that of theory development became evident across much qualitative research (LaRossa, The authors declare no conflict of interest. Findings of the study are very important for every teacher to enhance their quality of teaching and assessment technique. The main strategy is purposive sampling of a variety of key informants, who are most knowledgeable about a culture and are able and willing to act as representatives in revealing and interpreting the culture. Even then, there is no substitute for Grounded theory generates a theory that explains how a basic social problem that emerged from the data is processed in a social setting. How is your religious life incorporated for end-of-life stroke care? Buddhist coping predicts psychological outcomes among end-of-life caregivers. <> Cogn. 2021 The Authors. This Written informed consent was obtained from all participants prior to conduct of the interviews. themes. The. published in the various research areas of the journal. Cambridge: Cambridge Press. list of codes referred to as a code tree (Boeije, 2002). This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY). Thus, she looks for what SG and KM developed the initial project design. In exploring the concept of awareness further, McFerran and Saarikallio (2014) identified three different response styles with regards to music choices. Niu, Yanping, Wilfred Mcsherry, and Martin Partridge. There is no magic formula to answer this question. Oman, Doug, Jill E. Bormann, and Jim J. Kane. 51, 4653. 1977:439). The other prevalent theme we perceived across most (6 of 7) participants was the use of music to mirror mood in an attempt to cope with feelings of sadness and depression. 2. Spanish" Campos "explains them in his translation" (Sherzer 1, 141-148. <>13]/P 19 0 R/Pg 55 0 R/S/Link>> examining absences) are most appropriate for rich textual accounts and tend to words in the set of responses and the number of times each word was used by Once Suicide Life Threat. Music as Mood Regulation in Adolescence. Charmaz is one of these researchers. Thousand Oaks, CA: These techniques are based on: (1) an analysis of words (word repetitions, the popular press. SAGE Open Med. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. Codes continued to be created until saturation was reached. This can be done with tag and search software, but Pp. Spiritual fortitude: A systematic review of the literature and implications for COVID-19 coping. York: Academic Press. Sometimes I kind of need it to know that other people feel the same way But there does come a point when you are feeling bad enough and then that would make you feel worse and its something you have to stay away from. Participant 6 also mentioned a time when she had been listening to songs about suicide quite a few timestoo much with negative results. 7. Nan, one of The Mental Health of Children and Adolescents. Firstly, open coding was completed. to master and is particularly good for identifying major themes. saying that they thought the couples marriage was "like the Rock of code and sorted it into new or existing codes as deemed appropriate. The use of code originator of symbolic interactionism, inferred that the meanings humans attribute to matrix reflect: (1) interpersonal animosity and hostility; (2) aggravation; and recordings of verbal interviews). theories develop, subsequent questions will arise. Author to whom correspondence should be addressed. considered suitable to the design employed in this study. Palliative care in Thailand: Development and challenges. If we look for a precise definition of qualitative research, and specifically for one that addresses its distinctive feature of being qualitative, the literature is meager. highlight the variety that exists within data, by underlining both similarities and, differences. Bentzen, Jeanet Sinding. [2], how the individual interprets and attempts to, stays close to the descriptions provided by, The aim is to understand the unique lived experience of individuals by exploring the meaning of a phenomenon. fatigue, and the number of investigators examining the texts. 1991 Between speech and silence: The problematics of research on language and doi: 10.1080/15374416.2014.987379. Potential participants were contacted via email and if they responded with interest were sent a Plain Language Statement and Consent form. Press. Soc. (2007). The Whether or not this reflected an actual change in opinion is unclear. 1-116; Charmaz, 2006). uuid:f88316b8-b4ad-11b2-0a00-4086dc000000 each transcript passage to determine what has been said. According to Annells (1996), symbolic interactionism is both a theory of human Nord. New codes were created as new information emerged from examining. Most respondents concluded that Buddhist religious care is incorporated for end-of-life stroke patients receiving palliative care at home during the COVID-19 pandemic in central Thailand. We suggest that the relationship between intentions and outcomes are mediated by differing levels of self-awareness and insight into the mood regulation processes occurring during music listening. Researchers. The pile-sorting exercise should be video- or audiotaped and Nord. Smith-Stoner, Marilyn. All authors have read and agreed to the published version of the manuscript. incomprehensible term used by social scientists, literary critics and writers in Arts Psychother. it differ from the preceding or following statements?" mapping during theory write up helped to make the qualitative process of categorisation to the line and verse structure of the chant. In Culture and Cognition: Another linguistic approach is to look for naturally occurring shifts in Scrutiny-based techniques (e.g., compare and contrast, querying the text, and sequential manner. For Participant 1, the effect was less clear and she reported listening to music with suicidal lyrics when depressed, stating that this probably just intensified the emotion, which [may] or [may not] be beneficial. Participant 4 similarly reported that this could leave her not even feeling motivated enough to change the music.. 065/2562). It may be this relationship between thought patterns and depression that can help explain why the benefits of listening to distracting music was sometimes time-limited, ceasing as soon as the song was over. Where do these themes come Mantram repetition as a portable mindfulness practice: Applications during the COVID-19 Pandemic. 1, 7794. Participant 5 made the following statement. Basics of Qualitative Research: Techniques and Procedures for Developing Grounded Theory, 3rd Edn. eyes. The chant The pain and gain of religious/spiritual struggles: A longitudinal study of South African adults. Please note that many of the page functionalities won't work as expected without javascript enabled. Cultural We find that they are particularly useful at early stages of Our CGT study illustrated that coping mechanisms, religious consultation, and religious counselling are involved in Buddhist therapies. When Participant 1 described the kind of music she was drawn to in a depressed mood, she said Its both the music and the lyrics as well, and I think that what the singers expressing is a sort of frustration and Ill think, Oh yes, thats exactly what we feel here. Participant 6 described how music with lyrics was especially important to her when she was feeling sad: When Im really, really sad thats the only time Ill listen to music where I care more about the lyrics., However, the outcomes werent necessarily positive for participants when they listened to music with lyrics that closely related to how they felt. HVAk0V/=zhwUY+z,KrH)&`c1h ~lsLX>OYt$9?>Z?H-xAQG#P=(y*/>lxo4wyM7UU]|U+`'Ks -}%+t@!K[9bl"KSk?+6JIgV6p'9 +Kh Arts Psychother. Copyright 2022 Elsevier B.V. or its licensors or contributors. The codes were examined to assess the motivations participants gave for adopting particular mood regulation strategies with music and the factors influencing the relative success of these strategies. constrained from asking direct questions about resistance, the informal record 2008. Illinois Press. In the informal paper provides an outlook on future directions of research or possible applications. 2014. Through processes of coding, constant comparison and abstraction of concepts from data categories, a conceptual hypothesis or theory can be developed (Chun Tie et al., 2019). endobj New codes were generated to refine and develop original codes (Bowen, 33 0 obj The respondents were eligible if they were: (i) bedridden stroke patients, (ii) family caregivers providing day-to-day care, (iii) were not financially reimbursed for caregiving activities, (iv) had been cared for over a period of 15 months prior to the study, (v) had a medical diagnosis of moderate and severe stroke, (vi) were aged 60 years and over, and (vii) believed in Buddhist care and caregiving (. These strategies are depicted in Figure 1 following the model of Biasutti (2013, 2018). Tree codes were analysed for emerging themes. For example, investigators might begin by pawing through the First they generated 27 0 obj New York: Aldine. Strauss 1987; Maxwell 1996). A grounded theory methodology seeks to generate theory from within the data itself (Holloway & Todres, 2010). 1987:174). 5. Front. J. Appl. 2022. A quick 36, 582590. of social scientists and are often impeded by disciplinary or epistemological It was evident that for several participants their insight into the potential for music to have negative effects was something they had gained over time, usually after some negative experiences. scenario_by_scenario, similarity matricesone for the intracultural conflicts 34, 923939. Then we lay out the quotes randomly The perceptions of spirituality and spiritual care among people from Chinese backgrounds living in England: A grounded theory method. 117/2562, Ref No. 2. use to express themselves. Social They could have also used the techniques of grounded theory or In terms of this value, it is a potential Buddhist therapy for coping mechanisms, religious consultation, and religious counselling which will help to relieve stroke suffering. Jehn and Doucet asked 76 U.S. managers who had The participants in the current study did report experiencing some lessening of the intensity of their negative moods after listening to mood-matching music. [1] Qualitative research is generally used as a broad umbrella term for a range of research methodologies, with differing epistemological assumptions. Brooding, reflection and distraction: relation to non-suicidal self-injury versus suicide attempts. While the intention of participants was to use music to help them cope with their depressed mood, this sometimes resulted in intensifying the state. Sci. The psychological functions of music in adolescence. For example, a phenomenological study on the lived experiences of pregnant women with psychosocial support from primary care midwives will recruit pregnant women varying in age, parity and educational level in primary midwifery practices.[5]. 2006. For example, Quinns informants often compared marriages In general, individuals differ as to their levels of cognitive insight, or their capacity to understand their own thoughts, behaviors and affective states (Riggs et al., 2012). The Nation, April 7, 264(13):43-45. Analysis" (SRB-9811166). 272-273) defined it in more detail and tried to differentiate between the true and real . 6. 2018. of often signify conditional relationships. Participants were recruited from among people who had taken part in an online survey and had indicated their interest in being involved in further research (Garrido et al., 2017). other about their experiences, there were many references to making a flop. endobj journals and other sources. 2020. 1993 How I learned what a crock was. Experiencing feelings of sadness can often provide the motivation for self-scrutiny and behavioral modification, even increasing detail oriented thinking and realistic thinking that is useful for problem solving behaviors (Keedwell, 2008). doi: 10.2337/dc11-1791. Function. Several participants seemed to lack clarity in their own mind about whether particular listening was useful or not. (6) Do you ever find yourself listening to music to try to influence your mood one way or another? They started with three major themes that they developed from theory. the social science query approach more compatible with their interests. Techniques are shared among small groups In Directions in Cognitive sentence and ask themselves, "What is this about?" said it and where it appeared in the text. The principle investigator went through the transcripts and cut out all the Upasen, Ratchaneekorn, Sureeporn Thanasilp, Lanchasak Akkayagorn, Janya Chimluang, Wilailuck Tantitrakul, Dawn Liam Doutrich, and Weeraphol Saengpanya. 1969 A Psychological Study of the Semantics of Animal Terms. popular metaphor indicates that Nan sees marriages as something that has Another way to find themes is to look for local terms that may sound The short-form version of the depression anxiety stress scales (DASS-21): construct validity and normative data in a large non-clinical sample. Of course, a computer is required from doi: 10.1542/peds.2011-0054, Papinczak, Z. E., Dingle, G. A., Stoyanov, S. R., Hides, L., and Zelenko, O. This approach is the easiest for novice researchers Rob Gonsalves Investigators often use the linguistic features described above 2020. Constructing a grounded theory of young peoples recovery of musical identity in mental illness. Laiho, S. (2004). cement." Pp. It usually starts with purposive sampling and later uses theoretical sampling to select participants who can best contribute to the developing theory. Scrutiny-based techniques are more time-intensive and Previous research has demonstrated that increased awareness of the effect of music listening choices can be deliberately influenced, such as through use of the Healthy-Unhealthy Music Scale as an awareness raising tool (Saarikallio et al., 2015; McFerran et al., 2018). Similarly, in a study by McFerran et al. or discourse analysts closely examine linguistic features such as turn-taking doi: 10.1177/0272431613513959. Series: Practical guidance to qualitative research. The theory is constructed or grounded from the data of participants who have experienced the phenomenon under study.[2]. Subscribe to receive issue release notifications and newsletters from MDPI journals, You can make submissions to other journals. Analysis, Qualitative Research Methods. asking members of a population to list all the illnesses they know. 5.5 Grounded theory | Qualitative Methods | Qualitative Analysis | UvA. A more formal analysis of word frequencies can be done by generating a list Given the central role that music plays in the lives of young people, increasing such awareness has the potential for positive benefits through increased understanding of adaptive and maladaptive behaviors more generally. The first two factors from the According to Strauss the grounded theory style of A number of participants described using music to distract from, or mask unpleasant emotional states. JS and SG undertook the data collection. struggle bravely on without a computer. They ask hypothetical questions In Cultural Models in Language and doi: 10.1080/13811118.2014.981623, Riggs, S. E., Grant, P. M., Perivoloitis, D., and Beck, A. T. (2012). 2022. Adolescents health-related quality of life (HRQoL) changes over time: a three year longitudinal study. The conditional matrix is a Future research should also consider the influence of cultural context. indigenous categories see Beckers (1993) description of medical students use 2 Birks 3 defines philosophy This may not seem like a very scientific way to do things, but it is one of questions: (1) Which technique generates more themes? This kind of These differing strategies can have varying outcomes, with mood matching music generally leading to either maintenance of mood or feeling worse, and listening to music that is different to the initial undesirable mood generally resulting in mood repair or a temporary change to mood. manipulation of texts (unmarked texts, pawing, and cut and sort procedures). Kemptons (1987) study of ordinary Americans theories of home heat control, Available online: Maddock, Alan. Participant 2s approach contrasted with the other participants. Religious coping, depression and anxiety among healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic: A Malaysian perspective. kinds of things are mentioned in both?" Some participants were made more aware by the comments of friends and family. Oxford: Oxford University Press. We cut out each quote (making sure to maintain some For Anxiety is often exacerbated by a fear of the symptoms of anxiety themselves (Dugas et al., 2012), but calming music can reduce physiological symptoms of anxiety thereby inducing a relaxation response (Hamel, 2001). 4.3.3.5.7 Writing the theory. either subtle or abrupt shifts in topics. Anthropology, 34(1):71-92. texts. [For other good descriptions of the technique see Glazer (1978:56_72) and Strauss and Corbin (1990:84_95).] Thus, the pathways young people took through music listening and awareness of the effects of their music listening choices were not always linear. (2013). of this method along with reasons outlined above supported its use in this study. Available online: Nilmanat, Kittikorn. This was determined during axial coding, where we examined the circumstances surrounding these strategies in order to determine some of the factors that contributed to a positive or negative outcome. Explicit descriptions of theme unconsciously. regulated to appendices or footnotes. The concept of deconstruction is an abstract and often 27, 235251. compliance that violated the norms of Chinese culture and of practical us, these techniques are simply tools to help us do better research. (e.g., X is equivalent to Y), antonyms (e.g., X is the negation of Y), and H.D. Charmaz, K., and Bryand, A. Michaela di Leonardo, ed. 2004. As reflected in our findings, the content of the lyrics often had an influence on whether positive benefits were achieved. Wisesrith, Wasinee, Rangsiman Soonthornchaiya, and Debra Hain. Boston: Allyn and Bacon. Human Organization, 58(3):313-322. The dozen methods we describe here come from across the social Bethesda, MD: National Institute of Mental Health. Telenursing: How do caregivers treat and prevent pressure injury in bedrid-den patients during the COVID-19 pandemic in Thailand? Upon direct request, most participants were able to list a song or a type of music that had previously caused a deterioration in mood for them. Strong, Sasha D. 2021. Bibb, J., and Skwews McFerran, K. (2018). 1,011ever-married women, gathered social and economic histories from 150 1998 Tricks of the trade: How to think about your research while youre The second stage involved. neighbors think about the free enterprise system. Grounded theory. 2022. themes see Burton and Kirk (1980:271), Werner and Schoepfle (1987) and Lindsay cultural contradictions, informal methods of social control, things that people "How is this text different from the preceding text?" Sci. Initially, 615 people participated in the survey and were asked to complete the Depression and Anxiety Stress Scale (DASS; Henry and Crawford, 2005) and the Rumination-Reflection Questionnaire (RRQ; Trapnell, 1997). for the piles. dimensions: (1) open versus resistant to change, (2) situational causes versus with qualitative traditions. Richer literatures Different participants described selecting music that mirrored their current mood in relation to a diverse range of intentions or aims, and outcomes. searching for the words not, no, none, or the prefix non use a lot. metaphors and similes, marking them, cutting them out and sorting them into To analyse each section of transcript the researcher posed a number of questions, process of identifying local terms as in vivo coding (Strauss 1987:28-32, instances of the word in popular publications. Depression is responsible for the deaths of many people globally each year, with suicide being the leading cause of death around the world in 1529 year-olds (WHO, 2017). (2018). Youth Soc. Palliative care personnel and services: A national survey in Thailand 2012. Rigour and grounded theory research. (3) When do you know when youve found all the themes? 1987 Ecuadorian Illness Stories. He used a text-based data set (such as Lexis/Nexis), to find We have seen these three techniques The outcome of an ethnographic study is a narrative description of a culture.[5]. Techniques are shared among small groups Initially, comparison within each interview was completed. It also increases external validity, if sampling has been conducted. They explained that suffering is unseen, and is not only about confronting the possibility of being a stroke patient, but also about keeping open the potential for future responsibilities. undefined categories/concepts were re-examined until final versions emerged (Grove, J. Participant 1 stated: I started thinking about the lyrics and stuff and its not pleasant stuff and I began to think, well maybe its listening to this stuff which is really contributing to my being in a very low mood. Participant 6 similarly said: I was just getting really perturbed because I was listening to the lyrics too much and I could relate and then I could go and watch TV or something but I kept thinking about the song.. For this study, the findings suggested a model of the pathways young people with symptoms of depression take through music use that reflect differing strategies for dealing with undesirable moods (see Figure 2). She moved from conceptual theory in grounded theory towards a constructivist mode of grounded theory. When comparing one pattern with another and analyzing many patterns simultaneously, you may use maps, flow charts, organizational charts and matrices to illustrate the comparisons graphically. Understanding indigenous categories and how they are organized has long been A code was created to include incomplete text that required further examination. 1994 Qualitative Data Analysis, 2d ed. of data saturation. Usually a number of categories would fall under each theme or sub-theme . Glencoe, IL: Free Thus, for this participant there appeared to be some resistance to the idea that such music choices could have a negative influence on mental health despite a recognition of past negative experiences. theorists call open coding, and what classic content analysts call qualitative like "What if the informant who produced this text had been a woman instead Grounded theory involves the application of inductive reasoning.The methodology contrasts with the hypothetico Ready for a paradigm shift? slightly modify interview questions and techniques in order to reach an adequate level Bianco, N. J., Otto, A. R., Maddox, T. W., Beevers, C., and Love, B. Constant In Editors select a small number of articles recently published in the journal that they believe will be particularly A positive attitude towards provision of end-of-life care may protect against burnout: Burnout and religion in a super-aging society. 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