Techniques of Data Analysis Data Trustworthiness

1. The researcher watched The Intern movie. 2. The researcher retrieved the script and checked the conformity between the script and the dialogues in the movie. 3. The researcher took notes of the main characters‘ utterances from the dialogues of the movie which were classified based on the objectives of the study. 4. The researcher recorded and transferred the data into the data sheet.

E. Techniques of Data Analysis

Qualitative research is included into inductive approach. Vanderstoep and Johnston 2009:168 mention that data analysis is a process of reasoning that observation goes first, and then followed by theory, hypothesis and interpretation. After collecting all data, the researcher analyzed them through some processes. 1. The researcher classified the data based on the three objectives of the research. 2. The researcher applied data trustworthiness which was checked by consulting to the linguistics students and lecturers. 3. The researcher analyzed, described, and interpreted the data. 4. The researcher obtained the conclusions from the result of the research.

F. Data Trustworthiness

According to Given 2008: 895 trustworthiness is a substantial construct to describe the outside of qualitative terms. To gain data trustworthiness, the researcher employed triangulation. According to Vanderstoep and Johnson 2009:179, to produce reliability and validity of the data in the research, triangulation is needed to reveal uncertainty of the data. It uses many methodologies to refer the same questions in order to ensure the data. In accordance to Vanderstoep and Johnson, Denscombe 2007: 296 adds that verifying the data in qualitative research can be done through investigating the validity, reliability, generalizability, and objectivity. In this research, the triangulation was done by checking data source, the method, and the theories employed in this research. The researcher used theory of types and strategies of requests proposed by Trosborg. Meanwhile, the theory of purposes of request was proposed by Achiba. Furthermore, the researcher involved two experts and some of her peer reviewers to check the triangulation of the data in this research. The researcher consulted the data to the experts who were the researcher‘s supervisors. Moreover, the researcher also asked her peer reviewers who were the students of linguistics major. The researcher‘s peer reviewers read and reread the data carefully. The researcher could be helped by the experts and peer reviewers to check and recheck the reliability of the data. 37

CHAPTER IV FINDINGS AND DISCUSSION