A Meta Synthesis of Content Analysis Approaches

G. Manimozhi¹ and P. Srinivasan^1,

¹Department of Education, Central University of Tamil Nadu, Thiruvarur, India

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G. Manimozhi and P. Srinivasan. A Meta Synthesis of Content Analysis Approaches. American Journal of Educational Research. 2018; 6(6):632-637. doi: 10.12691/education-6-6-8

Abstract

The present analyzing is an attempt to Meta synthesis of content analysis method. The content analysis method was collected by the journals like as “The qualitative Report, Google Scholar and JSTOR”. The sample consists of literature reviews based on content analysis method. Every reviews detail was noted. The reviews responses were in a synthesis. The synthesis refers information about content analysis method. Therefore the investigators categorized the content analysis method reviews. A synthesis of content analysis method review is formed in conclusion and finalizing the common approach of content analysis.

Keywords:
content analysis approach of content analysis meta-synthesis

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