114: Content and Textual Analysis in Organizational Research: Techniques and Applications (10276)

Friday, August 9, 2024

11:30 – 14:30 CT (GMT-5/UTC-5)

Location: Sheraton: Sheraton Ballroom II

Session Number: 114
PDW (workshop)
Orientation: Theme,Research
Shareable link: https://cdmcd.co/ZKyWY7

Organizer(s)

MP

Michael Pfarrer

U. of Georgia, United States

Facilitator(s)

AM

Aaron McKenny

Indiana U. - Kelley School of Business, United States
AO

Abbie Griffith Oliver

U. of Virginia, United States
LP

Lingling Pan

U. of Pittsburgh, United States
SR

Shane Reid

Texas State U., United States
HS

Hani Safadi

U. of Georgia, United States
RS

Ruixiang Song

U. of Tennessee, Knoxville, United States
HT

Hovig Tchalian

U. of Southern California, United States
XW

Xinran Joyce Wang

Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College, City U. of New York, United States
MZ

Miles A. Zachary

Auburn U., United States
AK

Amir Karami

U. of Alabama, Birmingham, United States

Organizer(s)

JK

Jason Kiley

Clemson U., United States

Presenter(s)

ND

Nikki Drader

U. of North Texas, United States
EY

Elle Hyunjung Yoon

Iowa State U., United States
AR

Ashley Yerves Roccapriore

Auburn U., United States
RR

Rhonda K. Reger

U. of North Texas, United States
SH

Steven James Hyde

Boise State U., United States
PK

Paula Ann Kincaid

U. of Texas at Tyler, United States

Facilitator(s)

JB

Jonathan Nicholas Bundy

Arizona State U., United States
JB

John R. Busenbark

U. of Notre Dame, United States
DG

Daniel Gamache

U. of Georgia, United States
LG

Lorenz Graf-Vlachy

TU Dortmund U., Germany
DH

Derek Harmon

U. of Michigan, United States
FI

Farhan Iqbal

Indiana U., Bloomington, United States
AK

Andreas Sebastian Konig

U. of Passau, Germany

This is a two-part PDW. Part 1 provides an introduction to content and text analysis as a research methodology. Presenters will discuss appropriate applications, reliability and validity concerns, complementarities with other methods, data curation, programming, and different computer-aided content analysis tools. Experts will also walk through examples of content analysis techniques from published research and offer publishing tips. Part 1 is open to all AOM attendees and does not require pre-registration. Part 2 of the PDW models MOC’s successful “Cognition in the Rough” PDW. Experts and authors will interact in small groups to discuss the content, structure, techniques, and potential journal outlets of submitted proposals. Part 2 requires pre-registration and a submission of a 2-3 page proposal. The deadline for proposal submissions is July 15. Details are available via AOM’s Online Communities (e.g., Connect@AOM, Interest Group listservs) or by contacting the organizers at contentanalysis1@gmail.com.

Part 2 of the PDW models MOC’s successful “Cognition in the Rough” PDW. Experts and authors will interact in small groups to discuss the content, structure, techniques, and potential journal outlets of submitted proposals. Part 2 requires pre-registration and a submission of a 2-3 page proposal. The deadline for proposal submissions is July 15. Details are available via AOM’s Online Communities (e.g., Connect@AOM, Interest Group listservs) or by contacting the organizers at contentanalysis1@gmail.com