Sisuanalüütiline

Sisuanalüütiline is an Estonian term that translates to "content analysis" or "qualitative content analysis" in English. It refers to a research methodology used in social sciences and humanities to systematically analyze the meaning of qualitative data, such as text, images, or audio recordings. The primary goal of sisuanalüüs is to identify, interpret, and understand patterns, themes, and meanings within the data.

The process typically involves several stages. First, the researcher defines the research question and selects the relevant data. Then, the data is meticulously read and coded to identify key concepts or categories. These codes are then grouped into broader themes. The analysis involves not just identifying the presence of these themes but also interpreting their significance and how they relate to each other and the research question. Sisuanalüütiline can be used for various purposes, including understanding public opinion, analyzing media content, or exploring individual experiences. It is a flexible method that can be adapted to different research objectives and types of qualitative data.