Hi researchers,
I conducted interviews to investigate the level of intercultural communicative competence of my participants. To make this a bit clear to you that their answers are ranked as high, medium and low when they say for example ( i really do prefer to communicate with people from different cultures, I don't prefer to communicate with people who don't belong to my own culture), according to their answers I could classify them as (high for the first one, and low for the second one). However, I may need more creative ideas on how to rank their answers, I mean have you ever come across any software or app that I would use to do scales or ranks in a creative way! or do you suggest any idea how can I present the data in a very innovative way?
Thanks in advance
Amjad
Unless the data is very large, I advise not to use any software, because it will make the researcher lose opportunities to delve into the data and draw some interesting results or new concepts.
As for the method of presentation, there is no single method, and you can benefit from this valuable book ‘Qualitative Data Analysis’ by Miles et al.:
https://books.google.com.sa/books/about/Qualitative_Data_Analysis.html?hl=id&id=3CNrUbTu6CsC&redir_esc=y
عبدالله البريدي Abdullah Al-Beraidi Your reply is highly appreciated Abdullah and many thanks for your recommendation.
Regards,
Amjad
You are most welcome. Some tend to present qualitative data in a way which is similar to quantitative data. See for example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPjKTkepLqE
It is an art and you may benefit from such applications, however I prefer to concentrate on the 'narrative' style of presentation, since this is the most powerful technique for qualitative data.
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