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TiQ transcription
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Talk in Qualitative Research - TiQ - is particularly recommended for reconstructive methods.
The audio file is transcribed word-for-word, the sentence structure and grammatical errors are written down as spoken. False starts, stutters, reception signals and filler words such as eh, ehm, hm are noted. Also part of a TiQ transcription are the following modules:
- Emphases
- Pauses in the flow of speech (including micro-pauses for breathing)
- Comments or notes on para-linguistic, nonverbal or external events
- Characteristics of speech with range (e.g. laughing, whispering)
- Speaker overlaps
- Speech volume
- Intonation - from low, falling to rising, high
- Word slurring and quick takeover of speech
- Lengthening of syllables
Inaudible words or phrases and uncertainties in the transcription are marked.
Each speech is given its own paragraph, beginning with a specific speaker abbreviation.
Here you can find an example of a transcript according to TiQ.
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