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On quantitizing revisited.

Anthony J Onwuegbuzie¹

¹Faculty of Education, University of Johannesburg, Johannesburg, South Africa.

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Quantitizing, transforming qualitative data into quantitative forms, offers a valuable methodological tool. This article proposes a framework and model to enhance its application across diverse research traditions, improving clarity and applicability.

Keywords:

1 + 1 = 1 integration approach DIME-Driven Model of Quantitizing data transformation inter-respondent matrix mixed methods research qualitative data quantitative analysis quantitizing

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Area of Science:

Methodology in Social Sciences
Mixed Methods Research
Qualitative Data Analysis

Background:

Quantitizing (transforming qualitative data into quantitative forms) is underutilized in research.
A lack of methodological exploration limits the proliferation of quantitizing.
Existing research needs a comprehensive framework to guide quantitizing practices.

Purpose of the Study:

To critically reevaluate the process of quantitizing.
To propose a comprehensive meta-framework for quantitizing using the 5W1H approach.
To introduce the DIME-Driven Model of Quantitizing (Descriptive, Inferential, Measurement, Exploratory).

Main Methods:

Development of a 5W1H meta-framework for quantitizing.
Categorization of quantitizing into four types within the DIME-Driven Model.
Analysis of quantitizing's application across qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods research.

Main Results:

The proposed meta-framework and DIME model provide a structured approach to quantitizing.
Quantitizing is shown to be applicable across diverse research traditions, enhancing utility and precision.
Variable adoption of quantitizing is linked to philosophical perspectives, though few reject it outright.

Conclusions:

Quantitizing is a crucial methodological tool with transformative potential for research.
Balanced use of quantitizing complements qualitative analysis, enhancing clarity and applicability.
Researchers are encouraged to adopt quantitizing to enrich analytical tools and research findings.