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How much data is enough in qualitative research? 📊

For many researchers, knowing when you’ve reached data saturation is one of the hardest decisions to make. Collect too little, and your findings risk being incomplete. Collect too much, and you may spend months chasing redundancy.

In our latest blog, we unpack the concept of saturation in big qualitative research and share practical ways to know when you’ve truly gathered enough.

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💡What are the different approaches to thematic analysis?

Thematic analysis has become one of the most widely used methods in qualitative research. But ask ten scholars how they use it, and you’ll likely get ten different answers. It’s praised for its flexibility, but that flexibility also brings ambiguity. Without a clear framework, researchers risk producing vague themes or inconsistent interpretations.

So, what are the main approaches to thematic analysis? And how do you choose the one that suits your study best?

We explore six common approaches, each with its own assumptions and strengths.

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Welcome to the Age of Second-Hand Insight. It's now that we must defend the role of the researcher.

At Leximancer, we care a lot about helping people stay close to their data. Not only to move faster, but to stay honest, thoughtful and original.

It's a point in time where we must defend the role of the researcher.

The questions you ask, the way you sit with the data, the meaning you build.

That’s the real work.

Tools should support that, not take it away from you.

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