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Qualitative Research Methods in Public Relations and Marketing Communications

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Year
2002
Tongue
English
Leaves
302
Edition
1
Category
Library

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โœฆ Synopsis


Qualitative research holds great potential for the study of public relations and marketing communications due to its ability to enable researchers to be closely involved with research participants. This practical guide for those interested in conducting qualitative research takes readers through each stage of the research process. This book: outlines research techniques considers methods of data collection includes sampling and strategies for data analysis, including computer analysis appraises issues of reliability and validity from a qualitative perspectiveKey points are illustrated with examples from advertising, marketing, media relations, promotions, employee communications, public affairs and other forms of managed communication. Pedagogic features include hints for the internet, tips for overcoming problems and difficulties, examples, boxed features, summaries and overviews, and a wide range of examples and illustrations from international contexts. A highly practical and accessible guide, this is a core text for those undertaking undergraduate and master research methods courses on public relations and marketing communications degrees, and will be invaluable for those working on dissertations, theses or research as part of a professional assignment.

โœฆ Table of Contents


Book Cover......Page 1
Title......Page 4
Copyright......Page 5
Contents......Page 6
1 The nature of qualitative research and its relevance to public relations and marketing communications......Page 12
2 Selecting a topic and relating to your supervisor......Page 27
3 Reviewing the literature and writing the research proposal......Page 44
4 Tools and techniques for locating......Page 56
5 Access and ethical issues......Page 78
6 The quality of research: reliability and validity......Page 97
7 Case studies......Page 114
8 Grounded theory......Page 126
9 Ethnography......Page 138
10 Discourse analysis and phenomenology......Page 149
11 Sampling......Page 166
12 Interviews......Page 175
13 Focus groups......Page 195
14 Observation......Page 211
15 Additional qualitative methods......Page 225
16 Analysing and interpreting the data......Page 240
17 Writing the report......Page 256
18 Final thoughts......Page 275
Glossary......Page 279
References......Page 284
Index......Page 294


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