A Step by Step Guide in doing Braun and Clarke’s Reflexive Thematic Analysis

Thematic analysis is one of the most used forms of analysis in the social sciences. To assist you with improving your analysis this presentation by Dr Ulandi du Plessis will focus on:
• Braun and Clarke’s Reflexive Thematic Analysis (RTA) method;
• familiarizing students with the concepts and process of the method;
• discussing the differences between RTA and other forms of thematic analysis.

[@erikdkutz]

This makes sense. Thank you for the pantry example. It really broke it down visually .

[@mrrownel]

Great presentation. Thank you.

[@SReegs2023]

thankyou this is great

[@insearchofself9616]

Thank you for this session. I appreciate your service. But no one talks about write up session. Phase 6 is not discussed.

[@fatimapeters5163]

Hi. The last phase of the analysis is where you write it up. After having gone through all the steps, you should have a good idea of how to organise your data in a way that makes sense and is logical in answering your research question. There is no prescription to do this, and you can choose to use a table, mindmap, or diagram to illustrate how all the themes you developed are organised and work together. This creative process depends on the researcher's preferences and the particular department and university guidelines. Unfortunately, how to write up your results is unique to each person. Please see the following link: th-cam.com/video/BhL113ye9Ss/w-d-xo.html for a little bit more information.

[@user-lo9zk6le9d]

This video is ver helpfull

[@enyalin2108]

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[@SelfEsteemclinic]

thanks for the visual presentation, is there a link for phase 6?

[@drmpsyssa2323]

Hi. The last phase of the analysis is where you write it up. After having gone through all the steps, you should have a good idea of how to organise your data in a way that makes sense and is logical in answering your research question. There is no prescription to do this, and you can choose to use a table, mindmap, or diagram to illustrate how all the themes you developed are organised and work together. This creative process depends on the researcher's preferences and the particular department and university guidelines. Unfortunately, how to write up your results is unique to each person. Please see the following link: th-cam.com/video/BhL113ye9Ss/w-d-xo.html for a little bit more information.

[@SelfEsteemclinic]

@@drmpsyssa2323 Aw, I appreciate it. Thank you so much. I noticed this exact trend when I read through multiple scholarly articles. But you made it clear in your response.