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Qualitative data presentation - standard

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Qualitative data presentation - standard
In the majority of cases qualitative data is presented like this. It is the text in its raw form although the quotes will be organised by theme, which is an important part of the analysis phase. It is also common to anonymise the quotes. In some cases, it is best to present the data like this; it contains the richness of meaning.
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Source:
Defra - Neighbourhood noise: page 62 (Government report)
http://www.defra.gov.uk/ENVIRONMENT/noise/research/mori/pdf/mori.pdf
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