When using the single word as the unit of analysis in content analysis, it is often helpful to
make use of a "context unit," which refers to:
a. the words surrounding the single word that help modify it and explain its
meaning.
b. combining the single word with the theme as the unit of analysis.
c. a description by the researcher of the rules for placing a particular word into a
particular category of the coding scheme.
d. the overall theme of a document that is used to interpret specific words.
A
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Deinstitutionalization refers to
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