Concept Mapping as an Alternative Approach for the Analysis of Open-Ended Survey Responses
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This article presents concept mapping as an alternative method to existing code-based and word-based text analysis techniques for one type of qualitative text data—open-ended survey questions. It is argued that the concept mapping method offers a unique blending of the strengths of these approaches while minimizing some of their weaknesses. This method appears to be especially well suited for the type of text generated by open-ended questions as well for organizational research questions that are exploratory in nature, aimed at scale or interview question development, and/or developing conceptual coding schemes. A detailed example of concept mapping on open-ended survey data is presented. Reliability and…
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- Computer science
- Strengths and weaknesses
- Coding (social sciences)
- Data science
- Concept map
- Reliability (semiconductor)
- Information retrieval
- Management science
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