Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly · 2015 · 452 citations · 27 references
Social SciencesInformation SystemsCommunication Research MethodsMethod ValidationText AnalyticsContent AnalysisContent ValidityError AnalysisTextual AnalysisThematic AnalysisBest Practices ManagementContent Validity Assessment
This article discusses three issues concerning content analysis method and ends with a list of best practices in conducting and reporting content analysis projects. Issues addressed include the use of search and databases for sampling, the differences between content analysis and algorithmic text analysis, and which reliability coefficients should be calculated and reported. The “Best Practices” section provides steps to produce reliable and valid content analysis data and the appropriate reporting of those steps so the project can be properly evaluated and replicated.
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