The Empirical Research Methods III - Process analysis course is a 3rd-semester elective advanced seminar. You will find the material to read and the exercises on Moodle. Ask your teacher to register you on the Moodle course.
Learning Goals / Competencies
- In the seminar Empirical Research Methods III - Process analysis, the following learning goals are pursued
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- Students understand the rationale of and review typical studies involving process analyses.
- Students learn how to conduct and interpret multimodal process analyses with a focus on content/discourse analysis.
- Students familiarize themselves with relevant concepts of learning processes
Module Content
- The seminar Empirical Research Methods III; Process analysis focuses on
- Theoretical background of argumentative knowledge construction, and Analysis of argumentative knowledge construction
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- Unit of analysis
- Sampling
- Segmentation
- Coding
- Reliability
- Validity
- Think-aloud protocols
- Automatic discourse analysis
- Multimodal analysis
- Motivation and emotion
- Exemplary studies building on process analyses - Related concepts and foci
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- Knowledge convergence
- Transactivity
- Embodied cognition
- DozentIn: William Joseph Pfannenstiel
- DozentIn: Markus Schäfer
- DozentIn: Armin Weinberger