21. What Is Grounded Theory? adapted from here, there, and everywhere. http://www.geocities.com/von_manteuffel/gtm-27.html

22. DCUBS Research Paper Series: No 24 by Se¡n de Bºrca and Damien Mc Loughlin. http://www.dcu.ie/business/research_papers/no4.html

DCUBS Research Papers 1996 - 1997 No. 24 ISSN 1393-290X Employee Needs and Expectations in the Irish Voluntary Sector Mr Serge Basini Dr Finian Buckley AUTHORS Mr Serge Basini is a research fellow and part-time lecturer in Strategic Human Resource Management in DCU Business School (EMail: basinis@dcu.ie Dr Finian Buckley (EMail: buckleyf@dcu.ie ABSTRACT Little research exists on the work needs and expectations of employees in the Irish Voluntary Sector. The paper presents the preliminary findings of the first nation-wide survey of voluntary organisations, focusing on the psycho-social variables underpinning work. The survey employed the Meaning Of Working (MOW) questionnaire, widely used in European work-vales research. Results from the 259 respondent voluntary organisations are compared with a private sector population, and indicate significant differences in employee work values, reward expectations and job involvement. The results are discussed and implications for the management and development of the Irish Voluntary Sector are advanced. INTRODUCTION . Levy (1993) highlights this significance when he claimed that membership of this sector in the USA is upwards of 561,000 organisations, with an estimated spending power of over $300 billion per annum. There is little doubt that third sector organisations are also making a direct and substantial contribution to contemporary Irish life. For instance, Fleishman (1995) indicates that the expenditure of this sector in Ireland, as a percentage of Gross Domestic Product, is approximately 3.4%.

23. Kinach Grounded Theory As Scientific Method Haig-Inspired . grounded theory as Scientific Method HaigInspired Reflections on Educational Research Methodology. 3. HAIG’S RECONSTRUCTION OF grounded theory. http://www.ed.uiuc.edu/EPS/PES-yearbook/95_docs/kinach.html

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24. More Grounded Theory Methodology On The Web part II. http://www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/Lab/1491/gtm-32.html

25. Grounded Theory Research Design | Royal Windsor Society Of Nurse Researchers Royal Windsor Society of Nurse Researchers Crest. The grounded theory of Research Design. Rules Assumptions of The grounded theory of Research Design. http://www.kelcom.igs.net/~nhodgins/grounded_theory_research_design.html

The Grounded Theory of Research Design The Grounded Theory is a method of qualitative research and is an inductive approach, using a systematic set of procedures to arrive at a theory about basic social processes The aim of this approach is to discover underlying social forces that shape human behaviour , by means of interviews with open-ended questions and through skilled observations The Grounded Theory of Research Design An exhaustive literature review is not done to allow theory to emerge directly from the data and remain "grounded in" the data. Literature is reviewed continuously throughout data collection and analysis Sample includes people who are experiencing the social process being investigated When describing the findings, descriptive language must be used to provide the reader with the steps in the process and the logic of the method Data are compared continuously with other data constant comparison method ) to detect emerging categories and themes and to direct the data collection process Type of Research Explored with Grounded Theory Research Design Action or change oriented research, examining a basic social process from the perspective of

26. Grounded Theory Index from 0 to 9 and A to Z by Karl Chuck B. Freiherr von Manteuffel. http://www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/Lab/1491/gtm-25.html

27. In Emergence We Trust -- Padamu Teori Kami Berjanji I pledge allegiance to the grounded theory, and to the united emergence of category, for which it stands, one theory, modifiable, with validity, relevance, general, and just do it for all! (Bellamy++). http://www.vlsm.org/gnm/gtm-23.en.html

In Emergence We Trust Rahmat M. Samik-Ibrahim Memo #23 HOME vv BOTTOM vv This page is a tribute to the late Dr. Cheng-Hian Goh , with whom " awareness " was discussed without being aware :-(. I pledge allegiance to the grounded theory and to the united emergence of category for which it stands, one theory, modifiable, with validity, relevance, general, and " just do it " for all! ( Bellamy Bahasa Indonesia English Coding ... Coding Coding Coding... The Glaserian coding model is based on first comparing of indicator to indicator, then the emerging concept to indicators. There are two types of coding without a clear boundary, i.e. open coding and selective coding , to more than 18 theoretical coding families (cf. "axial coding" in [STRAUSCORBIN98]). Note that "it is necessary for the grounded theorist to know many theoretical codes in order to be sensitive References : [GLASER78, pp. 63, 72-82], [GLASER98, pp. 170-175]. The Basic Social Process (BSP) is one of the most favorable theoretical code among beginers. BSP is a " ideal type homunculus References : [BIGUSHADDGLAS94, p. 38].

28. WINNING GRADUATE RESEARCH PAPER FROM THE 1996 CONFERENCE GLASER OR STRAUSS? grounded theory AND ADULT EDUCATION. Wayne A. Babchuk. Table 1. Worksheet for Analyzing Use of grounded theory in Educational Research. http://www.anrecs.msu.edu/research/gradpr96.htm

Midwest Research-To-Practice Conference in Adult, Continuing and Community Education Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan October 15-17, 1997 Winning Graduate Student Research Paper from the 1996 Conference GLASER OR STRAUSS?: GROUNDED THEORY AND ADULT EDUCATION Wayne A. Babchuk ABSTRACT INTRODUCTION "It is a capital mistake to theorise before one has data". . . Sherlock Holmes Grounded theory is a qualitative methodology which derives its name from the practice of generating theory from research which is "grounded" in data. Formally introduced by the sociologists Barney Glaser and Anselm Strauss in The Discovery of Grounded Theory (1967), this methodology emerged as an alternative strategy to more traditional approaches to scientific inquiry which relied heavily on hypothesis testing, verificational techniques, and quantitative forms of analysis which were particularly popular in the social sciences at that time. Whereas many of the central components of grounded theory were outlined in The Discovery (e.g., constant comparison, theoretical sampling, coding procedures, etc.), subsequent publications by Glaser and Strauss writing alone or with others, began to reflect important differences in how these scholars envisioned grounded theory and its use. As a result, it can be argued rather convincingly (see Glaser, 1992) that two somewhat distinct methodologies have evolved based on the original work, each with its own underlying epistemology and attendant properties.

29. Anselm L. Strauss (1916 1996) - co-developed this innovative research method called grounded theory. http://www.socresonline.org.uk/1/4/strauss.html

Anselm L. Strauss 18th December 1916 - 5th September 1996 Sociologist Anselm Strauss, 79, died on the 5th September in San Francisco of a heart attack. Professor Emeritus at the University of California, San Francisco, Strauss was internationally known as a social science methodologist and as a medical sociologist, especially for his pioneering attention to the problems of chronic illness. Strauss developed an innovative method of qualitative research called grounded theory, with sociologist Barney Glaser, which was widely adopted in sociology, nursing, education and social work. An alumnus of the University of Virginia, Strauss received both Master's and Ph.D. from the University of Chicago. He came to the University of California, San Francisco in 1960 at the behest of the dean of nursing to teach research methods in a new doctoral program in nursing, the first in the Western USA. He had built this research unit into a full-fledged doctoral program in sociology by 1968. As Professor, Founder, Chair and visionary of the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences, Strauss forged a unique focus on health, illness and qualitative research. He became Professor Emeritus in 1987, but continued teaching and researching until his death. Strauss' inquiries into medical work included studies of dying patients, an array of chronic illnesses, the psychology of pain, psychiatric practice, kinds of medical work, risk and the politics of medical care. During the course of a long career, he made contributions to several other branches of sociology as well, including urban sociology and social psychology.

30. Grounded Theory Methodology On The Web (Memo #19) the very thorough grounded theory links page by Karl Chuck B. Freiherr von Manteuffel. http://vlsm.org/gnm/gtm-19.en.html

Grounded Theory Methodology on the Web Karl "Chuck B." Freiherr von Manteuffel Memo #19 Getting Better, The Beatles , 1967, the year of Sgt. Peppers Lonely Grounded Band. HOME vv BOTTOM vv Bahasa Indonesia English ... INDEX to find topics of Grounded Theory Methodology. DIRECTORY of all these Memo Pages of Grounded Theory. The Grounded Theory Institute dedicated to the evolving of the methodology. See also its Web Links as well as the Online Forum What is Grounded Theory ? cited from here, there, and everywhere. The Memo Page of Grounded Theory an Introduction. In Emergence We Trust in conducting Grounded Theory. The Grounded Theory Reference Page the founding page (i.e. Memo #0 ) that starts all these grounded pages. Online Grounded Theory Articles on the Web. The Grounded Theory Methodology Mailing List for " minus-mentorees ", i.e. those without a mentor trained in grounded theory. More Grounded Theory Methodology on The Web GLASER 95: Grounded Theory 1984-1994 reading list. GLASER 94: More Grounded Theory Methodology reading list. GLASER 93: Examples of Grounded Theory A Reader GLASER 96: Gerund Grounded Theory The Basic Social Process Dissertation reading list.

31. Grounded Theory grounded theory is most accurately described as a research method in which the theory is developed from the data, rather than the other way around. http://az.essortment.com/groundedtheory_rmnf.htm

Grounded theory Grounded Theory is most accurately described as a research method in which the theory is developed from the data, rather than the other way around. That makes this is an inductive approach, meaning that it moves from the specific to the more general. Grounded Theory is most accurately described as a research method in which the theory is developed from the data, rather than the other way around. That makes this is an inductive approach, meaning that it moves from the specific to the more general. The method of study is essentially based on three elements: concepts, categories and propositions, or what was originally called hypotheses. However, concepts are the key elements of analysis since the theory is developed from the conceptualization of data, rather than the actual data. bodyOffer(33061) Grounded theory is often perceived as a method which separates theory and data but others insist that the method actually combines the two. Data collection, analysis and theory formulation are undeniably connected in a reciprocal sense, and the grounded theory approach incorporates explicit procedures to guide this. This is especially evident in that according to grounded theory, the processes of asking questions and making comparisons are specifically detailed to inform and guide analysis and to facilitate theorizing process. For example, it is specifically stated that the research questions must be open and general rather than formed as specific hypotheses, and that the emergent theory should account for a phenomenon that is relevant to participants.

32. Grounded Theory Institute due to the nature and history of the development of grounded theory, some of these links present both similar and divergent approaches to grounded theory by the grounded theory Institute. http://www.groundedtheory.org/links.html

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33. ILMES - Grounded Theory Translate this page ILMES - Internet-Lexikon der Methoden der empirischen Sozialforschung. grounded theory. Die grounded theory wurde ursprünglich, wie http://www.lrz-muenchen.de/~wlm/ilm_g1.htm

ILMES - Internet-Lexikon der Methoden der empirischen Sozialforschung Grounded Theory qualitativen Sozialforschung verbunden; Die Datenerhebung; das Codieren , d.h. die Bildung von Kategorien und die Zuordnung von Daten (Indikatoren) zu diesen; das Theoretical Sampling das Schreiben von Memos , d.h. das Festhalten von Ideen, Notizen, Kommentaren, insbesondere zum jeweiligen Stand der Codierung - anhand der Memos soll im Verlauf der Forschung letztlich die Theorie entwickelt werden. Anselm Strauss hat inzwischen die Anweisungen zur Datenauswertung in Form eines (gewiss manchmal einengenden) "Codier-Paradigmas" etwas elaboriert (vgl. Strauss 1994 Glaser 1992

34. ILMES - Codieren (Grounded Theory) Translate this page ILMES - Internet-Lexikon der Methoden der empirischen Sozialforschung. Codieren (engl. Coding) (grounded theory). Codieren (auch Kodieren http://www.lrz-muenchen.de/~wlm/ilm_c14.htm

ILMES - Internet-Lexikon der Methoden der empirischen Sozialforschung Codieren (engl.: Coding) (Grounded Theory) Codieren (auch: Kodieren) bedeutet in der Grounded Theory Codierens , vielmehr werden die Kategorien erst im Verlauf des Codierprozesses gebildet und im Fortgang der Auswertung sukzessive verfeinert erweitert und verfeinert. Auch kann ein(e) Wort/Satz/Aussage mehreren Codes zugeordnet werden. Unterschieden wird zwischen drei Arten des Codierens: Offenes Codieren Axiales Codieren : Die intensive Analyse eines bestimmten Konzeptes, vor allem mit Hilfe des weiter unten dargestellten Codierparadigmas. Selektives Codieren Das Codierparadigma Strauss 1994 ) vorgeschlagen wurde, sieht vor, die Daten nach folgenden Kriterien zu codieren: Im Mittelpunkt steht ein bestimmter Gegenstand/ein Thema, das Ursachen oder Bedingungen Kontextbedingungen oder intervenierenden Bedingungen, unter denen diese Ursachen wirksam werden, ferner nach Handlungsstrategien Konsequenzen

35. GLASER 93: Examples Of Grounded Theory -- A Reader (Memo #31) adapted from Glaser (1993). http://gtm.vlsm.org/gtm-31.html

GLASER 93: Examples of Grounded Theory A Reader Karl "Chuck B." Freiherr von Manteuffel Memo #31 HOME vv BOTTOM vv Bahasa Indonesia English Ini semata-mata memo teoretikal terlink-hiper, yang mana dari pada, bukan pengganti [GLASER93] . Beli geura bukunya! ^^TOP^^ GLASER 93: Examples of Grounded Theory: A Reader Glaser, Barney G . 1993. Introduction. In Examples of Grounded Theory: A Reader (Glaser, Barney G editor), Sociology Press, pp. 1-2. . Keywords: Grounded Theory Qualitative Research Grounded Theory Simmons, Odis E . 1993. The Milk Man and His Customer: A Cultivated Relationship. In Examples of Grounded Theory: A Reader (Glaser, Barney G editor), Sociology Press, pp. 4-31. . Keywords: Grounded Theory Pape, Ruth . 1993. Touristry: A Type of Occupational Mobility. In Examples of Grounded Theory: A Reader (Glaser, Barney G editor), Sociology Press, pp. 32-44. . Keywords: Grounded Theory MEMO: from Social Problems, Spring 1964, (11:4). Mullen, Patricia Dolan . 1993. Cutting Back After A Heart Attack: An Overview. In Examples of Grounded Theory: A Reader (Glaser, Barney G editor), Sociology Press, pp. 45-66. .

36. Grounded Theory In Practice adapted from Strauss and Corbin (1997). http://www.geocities.com/von_manteuffel/gtm-18.html

37. FQS 1(1) Rahmat M. Samik-Ibrahim: Grounded Theory Methodology 1 – 2000, January. grounded theory Methodology as the Research Strategy for a Developing Country. Rahmat M. SamikIbrahim. 3. The grounded theory Methodology. http://www.qualitative-research.net/fqs-texte/1-00/1-00samik-e.htm

Grounded Theory Methodology as the Research Strategy for a Developing Country Rahmat M. Samik-Ibrahim Abstract : This contribution discusses an initiative for promoting Grounded Theory Methodology (GTM) in a developing country. First, it will describe the current research activities as well as the common obstacles that researchers might encounter. Second, the methodology will be introduced. Last, it will introduce web pages of on-line articles, article references, mailing list, and other related issues. Key words grounded theory methodology, developing country, Internet, research initiative Introduction Research Activities and Researchers in a Developing Country The Grounded Theory Methodology Grounded Theory Methodology on the Web Conclusion References Author Citation Download: 33 kb Discuss this Article: Discussion Board Introduction This short essay briefly describes a research initiative in a developing country. A developing country will be loosely defined as a country that is still in its developing stage. It usually has many shortages such as lack of funding, less productivity, low effectively/efficiency, etc. The scope will be limited to the introduction of a research methodology called grounded theory. Although this is a case of a specific developing country, it may give a general idea about what is going on in developing countries as well as how to cope with emerged issues. [1] This paper is divided into five sections. Following this introduction, several issues in regard of the research activities and the researchers' conditions will be described. Next, it will introduce the grounded theory methodology, as well as a brief explanation on why it could be applied to encourage research in a developing country. The next section will elaborate on on-line resources that are available on the web. Finally, a short conclusion section will close this article. [2]

38. Www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/Lab/1491/gtm-19.html www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/Lab/1491/ Common pitfalls in published grounded theory research. Qualitative Health Research, 3, 254260. http://www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/Lab/1491/gtm-19.html

39. Core Category Criteria Of Grounded Theory adapted from Glaser (1978). http://www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/Lab/1491/gnm-gtm4.html

40. Definition And Epistemology grounded theory. grounded theory has emerged as one of the most popular and rigorous methods of deriving theories from qualitative data. http://www.npi.ucla.edu/qualquant/ground.htm

Grounded Theory Grounded theory has emerged as one of the most popular and rigorous methods of deriving theories from qualitative data. The authors below provide a guide to handling masses of qualitative data and systematically analyzing them. References: Go back to home page

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