Research Methodology in the Human Sciences

Abstract: Qualitative modeling is a method that uses rich qualitative data such as interviews and field observations to build conceptual models for better understanding of complex phenomena. This research, in addition to the precise definition of qualitative modeling, has investigated its history, goals, levels, and different methods. The findings of the research show that qualitative modeling is a powerful tool for penetrating the depth of issues and revealing the complexities of social phenomena. The main goal of this method is to discover new patterns, concepts and theories that cannot be achieved with quantitative methods. Researchers analyze qualitative data by using various methods such as database theorizing, thematic analysis and structural modeling, and by using tools such as qualitative analysis software and charts, and achieve a deeper understanding of human experiences. The findings show that qualitative modeling is an efficient tool for revealing the complexity of phenomena, generating new theories and designing effective interventions. In general, qualitative modeling is a valuable tool for researchers who seek a deeper understanding of social phenomena. Finally, this research emphasizes the importance of qualitative modeling in qualitative research and introduces it as an efficient tool for generating new knowledge.