Hoofdstuk Analysis

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Hoofdstuk 3: Methode Dit hoofdstuk beschrijft de onderzoeksopzet. In paragraaf 3.1 wordt aangegeven dat het hier gaat om een kwalitatief onderzoek. Vervolgens wordt de methode van dataverzameling behandeld in paragraaf 3.2. In paragraaf 3.3 wordt het instrument voor de dataverzameling besproken. In paragraaf 3.4 worden de onderzoekseenheden beschreven. In paragraaf 3.5 wordt het verloop van het onderzoek weergegeven en in 3.6 wordt de data-analyse besproken. 3.1 Soort onderzoek Het thema eenzaamheid kan het beste worden onderzocht aan de hand van kwalitatief onderzoek. Er zijn drie belangrijke kenmerken van kwalitatief onderzoek. Ten eerste wordt aangenomen dat mensen betekenis toekennen aan hun omgeving en hunhandelen aan hun omgeving aanpassen. Bovendien wordt gebruik gemaakt van een open onderzoeksprocedure om meer te weten te komen over het perspectief van mensen. De onderzoeksinstrument is de interviews met de ouderen.er wordt gebruik gemaakt van een inductieve analysemethode. Uit de gegevens wordt gezocht naar onderwerpen en de gegevens worden dan geïnterpreteerd (Baarda & de Goede & Teunissen, 2005). De bijdrage van de Onvergetelijke DagBus om eenzaamheid te verminderen of te bestrijden kan om diverse redenen het best onderzocht worden op een kwalitatieve manier. Allereerst is er nooit eerder onderzoek gedaan op dit gebied, waardoor belangrijke thema’s niet volledig bekend zijn. Bijeen open procedure kunnen mensen zelf met thema’s komen die kunnen worden opgenomen in de studie. In de tweede plaats biedt kwalitatief onderzoek veel nuttige informatie die kan worden gebruikt in de praktijk om bepaalde dingen te verbeteren. Kwantitatief onderzoek vertelt meestal alleen of iets functioneert of juist niet, terwijl kw... ... middle of paper ... ...llig en leuk gevonden? Waarom zijn deze uitstapjes gezellig en leuk? • Huisvesting. Zijn er verschillen tussen ouderen in hun huisvesting? Te denken valtaan ouderen die wonen in een verpleeghuis, seniorenflat of vrijstaand huis. 3.4 Onderzoekseenheden en wervingsmethode De onderzoekseenheden zijn twaalf ouderen die meegingen met de Onvergetelijke DagBus. De geïnterviewde personen werden geselecteerd via ‘snowball sampling’ (O’Reilly, 2012). Bij snowball sampling fungeren onderzoeksparticipanten als verbindingsstuk om weer toegang te krijgen tot nieuwe interview deelnemers. Er zijn twaalf geïnterviewde personen benaderd met hulp van het bestuur van Leythenrode. Het bestuur van Leythenrode kan worden beschouwd als gatekeeper(O’Reilly, 2012).Door het bestuur ben ik in contact gekomen met de bewoners van Leythenrode. Enige achtergrondinformatie over de interviewees:

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