Steps for qualitative analysis of interviews from a Grounded Theory perspective
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https://doi.org/10.54549/cs.2023.3.5.4527Keywords:
social sciences, methodological strategies, qualitative approach, Grounded TheoryAbstract
This article aims to be a tool for students of the social sciences, in the task of organizing and developing the analysis of studies that use methodological strategies with a qualitative approach. Although it corresponds to a methodological modality previously used in various social research applied in Paraguay, it focuses on a university experience in which semi-structured individual and group interviews were applied to adolescents from the capital of the country and districts of the Central department. It is expected to serve
as a contribution to those who initiate the process of research and academic work, trusting that the application of the suggested steps can develop in a practical and simple way new knowledge about reality and the phenomena to be studied.
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