The content analysis guidebook

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adam_text Contents LIST OF BOXES xi LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES xiii PREFACE xv ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xvi Chapter 1: Defining Content Analysis 1 An Introduction 1 The Growing Popularity of Content Analysis 2 The Myths of Content Analysis 5 Myth 1: Content Analysis Is Limited to Simple Analyses 5 Myth 2: Anyone Can Do Content Analysis; It Doesn’t Take Any Special Preparation 7 Myth 3: The Term Content Analysis Applies to All Examinations of Messages 9 Myth 4: Content Analysis Is for Academic Use Only 15 A Six-Part Definition of Content Analysis 16 1. Content Analysis as Following the Standards of the Scientific Method 18 2. The Message as the Unit of Analysis, the Unit of Data Collection, or Both 20 3. Content Analysis as Quantitative 21 4. Content Analysis as Summarizing 23 5. Content Analysis as Applicable to All Contexts 24 6. All Message Characteristics Are Available to Content Analyze 31 Chapter 2: An Integrative Approach to Content Analysis 36 The Language of the Scientific Method 36 Human Coding Versus Computer Coding: A Brief Overview 39 How Content Analysis Is Done: A Flowchart for the Typical Process of Content-Analytic Research 39 Approaches to Content Analysis 42 Descriptive Content Analysis 43 Inferential Content Analysis 44 Psychometric Content Analysis 45 Predictive Content Analysis 46 Toward an Integrative Model of Content Analysis 50 Using the Integrative Model of Content Analysis 52 Integrative Data Linking 53 Integrative Logical Linking 54 The S - M Data Link: Linking Source and Message Data 54 The S - M Logical Link: Linking Source and Message Findings 59 The M - R Data Link: Linking Message and Receiver Data 60 The M - R Logical Link: Linking Message and Receiver Findings 63 The Growing Use of Integrative Studies 65 Developing New Data Linkages 67 Chapter 3: Message Units and Sampling 70 Units 70 Unitizing a Continuous Stream of Information 72 Defining the Population 74 Cross-Sectional Versus Longitudinal Populations 77 Availability-Based Versus Exposure-Based Populations 78 Archives 80 The Evaluation of Archives 83 Sampling 84 Probability Sampling 84 Nonprobability Sampling 89 Sample Size 90 Full Reportage 91 Chapter 4: Variables and Predictions 96 Identifying Critical Variables 97 A Consideration of Universal Variables 98 Using Theory and Past Research for Variable Collection 101 A Grounded or Emergent Process of Variable Identification iq§ Attempting to Find Medium-Specific Critical Variables no Hypotheses and Research Questions 113 Conceptual Definitions 114 Hypotheses 115 Research Questions 117 Full Reportage 119 Chapter 5: Measurement and Validity 121 Defining Measurement 121 Validity, Reliability, Accuracy, and Precision 122 Validity 122 Reliability 122 Accuracy 123 Precision 123 How the Standards Interrelate 123 Types of Validity Assessment 124 Internal Validity and External Validity 125 Face Validity 125 Criterion Validity 126 Content Validity 127 Construct Validity 127 Validation Procedures in Content Analysis 129 Validation in Human-Coded Analyses 129 Validation in CATA Analyses 129 Ethics in Content Analysis 130 Operationalization 131 Categories or Levels That Are Exhaustive 131 Categories or Levels That Are Mutually Exclusive 131 An Appropriate Level of Measurement 133 Expanding Terminology and Merging Traditions: Big Data, Text Mining, Natural Language Processing, Computational Linguistics, Sentiment Analysis/Opinion Mining, and CATA 143 CATA (Computer-Aided Text Analysis) 146 Dictionaries for Text Analysis 148 CATA Versus Human Coding 153 Selection of a Computer Text Content Analysis Program 154 Human Coding 156 Codebooks and Coding Forms 156 Coder Selection 157 Coder Training 158 The Processes 159 Medium Modality and Coding 159 Index Construction in Content Analysis 160 Full Reportage 161 Minority Portrayals 294 Movies 295 Music 297 Sentiment Analysis 297 Academic Literatures 298 Commercial, Governmental, and Other Client-Based Applications of Content Analysis 299 Legal Applications of Content Analysis 301 Future Directions 301 Resource Is CATA—Computer-Aided Text Analysis Options 304 Kimberly A. Neuendorf, Jeffery “Phoenix” Allen, Paul D. Skalski, and Julie A. Cajigas Part I. Computer-Aided Text Analysis (CATA) Programs 307 CATPACII 307 Concordance 33 308 Diction 7 308 General Inquirer 310 Hamlet II 3.0 310 LIWC2015 311 MCCALite 312 PCAD 312 Profiler Plus 313 SALT 2012 314 SentiStrength 2.2 315 TextAnalyst 316 Text Analytics for Surveys 4.0 (IBM SPSS) 316 TEXTPACK 317 TextQuest 4.2 318 T-LAB Pro 9.1.3 318 WordSmith 6.0 319 WordStat 7.0 320 Yoshikoder 320 Part II. Yoshikoder Example 321 Resource 2: The Content Analysis Guidebook Online (CAGO) 326 Content Analysis Resources 326 Message Archives and Corpora 326 Reliability 327 Human Coding Sample Materials 327 Introduction to Computer Content Analysis (CATA) 327 REFERENCES 328 AUTHOR INDEX 404 SUBJECT INDEX 422 ABOUT THE AUTHORS List of Boxes Box 1.1 Defining Content Analysis 16 Box 1.2 Analyzing Communication in Crisis 27 Box 1.3 The Variety of Content Analysis 28 Box 2.1 A Flowchart for the Typical Process of Content Analysis Research 40 Box 2.2 The Practical Prediction of Advertising Readership 47 Box 2.3 Approaching Causality---Does Press Coverage Cause Public Opinion? 49 Box 2.4 From Violent Words to Violent Deeds: Predicting Threat Outcomes in the FBI 49 Box 3.1 Standard Error and Confidence Intervals 92 Box 4.1 The Critical Variables That Almost Got Away: Camera Technique in Music Videos 97 Box 4.2 Message Complexity: An Example of a Potential Universal Variable for Content Analysis 101 Box 5.1 Sample Codebook: Female Characters in James Bond Films 135 Box 5.2 Sample Coding Form: Female Characters in James Bond Films 141 Box 5.3 The Evolution of a Dictionary Set: Political Speech Analysis With Diction 150 Box 5.4 The (Not-So) Secret Life of LIWC 151 Box 6.1 Humor, A Problematic Construct 171 Box 6.2 Example Calculations for Agreement Coefficients for Nominal Data 181 THE CONTENT ANALYSIS GUIDEBOOK xii Box 6.3 Example Calculations for Covariation 185 Coefficients for Ordinal and Ratio Data Box 7.1 Interactive Media and Content Analysis 205 Box 7.2 Technologies in Archiving; Evernote 214 Box 7.3 Not-Quite Content Analysis 236 Box 8.1 Selecting Appropriate Statistics 247 List of Tables and Figures_ Figure 1.1 Timeline of Content Analysis Publications by Year 4 Figure 1.2 Female-Male Attractiveness Emphasis in World Folktales 6 Table 3.1 Comparing Units of Sampling, Data Collection, and Analysis 71 Table 3.2 Basic Research and Statistical Terminology Applicable to Populations and Samples 75 Table 3.3 Summary of Necessary Sample Sizes for Selected Confidence Intervals 91 Figure 4.1 Four Images and Two Variables 109 Figure 4.2 More Images and More Variables 109 Figure 4.3 Hypothesized Model of Applicant Attraction 117 Figure 5.1 Comparing Reliability, Accuracy, and Precision 124 Table 6.1 Programs and Calculators for Reliability Coefficients 192 Figure 7.1 Sample Codebook “Demo” Page 228 Figure 8.1 Univariate Frequencies, Pie Chart 250 Figure 8.2 Graphical Presentation of Co-Occurrences 252 Figure 8.3 Timeline, Simple 254 Figure 8.4 Timeline With Histograms 255 Figure 8.5 Histogram, Bivariate 257 Figure 8.6 Bivariate Correlation Scatterplot 259 XIV THE CONTENT ANALYSIS GUIDEBOOK Figure 8.7 Multidimensional Scaling 269 Figure 8.8 Path Model 270 Table 8.1 Univariate Statistics: Types of Features Present on the Web Sites (n = 53) 251 Table 8.2 KWIC Analysis of Fear in Coleridge’s The Ancient Mariner 252 Table 8.3 Crosstabulation (With Chi-Square): Distribution of Advertisements by Cast Type and Program Index 256 Table 8.4 Means Comparisons (With F Tests): Table 5 Comparison of Family Firms to Nonfamily Firms on Entrepreneurial Orientation Dimensions 258 Table 8.5 Bivariate Correlations: Facial Features With the General Hard Times Measure 258 Table 8.6 ANCOVA 260 Table 8.7 Factor Analysis: Varimax-Rotated Factor Solution for the 20 Framing Items 262 Table 8.8 Multiple Regression: Analyses Predicting Applicant Attraction 264 Table 8.9 Logistic Regression: Prediction of Mortality (Death) of Female Characters in Bond Films 265 Table 8.10 Canonical Correlation: Estimates of Canonical Correlations and Their Statistical Significance 267 Table 8.11 Cluster Analysis: Member Clusters---3-Cluster Solution 268 Table R1.1 CATA Software Options 305
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