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Practical Research I-Qualitative Research
novel are collected and organized through the use of the table. These are the
ways and processes of the characters to be able to cope up with what they feel
and experience.
the characters in the novel. Listed here are all the themes identified to be
Table 1.1.
Coping up Mechanisms found in the Novel displayed by the Characters’
Encounters
Being positive
COPING MECHANISMS
2A. CODING
Giving someone a helping hand as a form of "My cellphone's or if you need anything" Page
moral booster in someone's current condition 221, Paragraph 6
may strengthen.
Sometimes for soft-hearted people, an act of "We never mentioned the fight we had over
giving importance for their existence can also dinner again. On the night of the day, right
as a helping hand for someone going through a before she and Justin are leaving to get to
lot. their school early, she gave me a hug and told
me she loved me and she was proud to be my
sister" Page 228, Paragraph 1
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Usually, living organisims such as animals and " She was panting a lot, like she'd been
humans pant as their coping mechanism from running in the park mom was kneeling beside
discomfort usually from running and such . her, stroking the top of her head" Page 220,
Paragraph 3
Complimenting someone rather than to feel "Summer was glad I could hear better, and
them down is more helping to improve self Jack said It made me look like an FBI agent or
esteem. something" Page 215, Paragraph 5, August’s
Narration
Sometimes, coping up with some problems "You screamed first! Just leave me alone,
can be done by being alone and with that, you okay? You've been really good about leaving
have a lot of time with yourself reflecting on it. me alone my whole life, so why choose…"
Page 216, Paragraph 7, Via to Mom
Running away is somehow helping in avoiding " I ran down the hallway to my room and
the stress or problem you've been facing slammed the door behind me so hard that I
actually heard little pieces of wall crumble
inside the door frame." Page 218, Paragraph
10, August’s Narration
Being aware of the feelings of others, and "She always checks on me when I am in my
talking with them would help them to cope up. room, upset about stuff." Page 218, Paragraph
12, August’s Narration
The table above showed the coding process. Initial codes were given to
each significant lines from the novel to have a better approach and
understanding through lines. Initial codes served as the specific themes driven
out from each line. It contains the coping up mechanism topics being manifested
and showed by the characters’ dialogue and self-narrations.
Seeking comfort from someone "I hope so, honey" , "Of course, he will" Page
220, Paragraph 3
"My cellphone's or if you need anything" Page
221, Paragraph 6
"We never mentioned the fight we had over
dinner again. On the night of the day, right
before she and Justin are leaving to get to
their school early, she gave me a hug and told
me she loved me and she was proud to be my
sister" Page 228, Paragraph 1
"Summer was glad I could hear better, and
Jack said It made me look like an FBI agent or
something" Page 215, Paragraph 5, August’s
Narration
"Now Auggie, I want to explain what all this is"
Page 212, Paragraph 9, Doctor to August
"Mom and Dad hang around my table a lot"
They always form circles around me with my
friends during events. Page 207, Paragraph 1
"She always checks on me when I am in my
room, upset about stuff." Page 218, Paragraph
12, August’s Narration
Acceptance "Did you know the guy who created this ugly
dolls based them on me?" Page 209,
Paragraph 5, August to Maya
"but we had to attach them to the head band
because we had no other way of making them
so they'd stay in your ears" Page 211,
Paragraph 7, Doctor to August
Trying Again "Give it a second, Daddy" Page 213, Paragraph
5, Doctor to August
Having an Alone Time "You screamed first! Just leave me alone,
okay? You've been really good about leaving
me alone my whole life, so why choose…"
Page 216, Paragraph 7, Via to Mom
" I ran down the hallway to my room and
slammed the door behind me so hard that I
actually heard little pieces of wall crumble
inside the door frame." Page 218, Paragraph
10, August’s Narration
Physical reaction/response " She was panting a lot, like she'd been
running in the park mom was kneeling beside
her, stroking the top of her head" Page 220,
Paragraph 3
Jhondriel C. Lim, Instructor
Practical Research I-Qualitative Research
In this table, the lines were sorted out to find general themes. Lines that tackle
overlapping themes were grouped and placed under one general theme.
Generating general themes gives a wider and more accurate coping
mechanisms. Specific themes were narrowed down into ideas containing a wider
scope.
CONCLUSION