Grounded theory in software engineering research¶
Stol, R., & Fitzgerald. (2016). Grounded theory in software engineering research.
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- Axial Coding
- . Nursing and clinical research — heavily used in grounded-theory studies of patient experience, professional practice, and care-system dynamics. Education research — classroom-interaction, teacher-belief, and curriculum-implementation studies relating coded observation and interview data. Organisational and management research — studies of leadership, change, and culture relating fragmented field data through the relational paradigm. Empirical software-engineering research — studies of developer practice, code review, and team interaction that adopt grounded-theory protocols including axial coding
This sourceStol, Ralph and Fitzgerald's systematic review of 98 software-engineering articles invoking grounded theory, which documents the field's adoption of the method and its uneven use of the Straussian open/axial/selective coding sequence.
- . Nursing and clinical research — heavily used in grounded-theory studies of patient experience, professional practice, and care-system dynamics. Education research — classroom-interaction, teacher-belief, and curriculum-implementation studies relating coded observation and interview data. Organisational and management research — studies of leadership, change, and culture relating fragmented field data through the relational paradigm. Empirical software-engineering research — studies of developer practice, code review, and team interaction that adopt grounded-theory protocols including axial coding
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