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by MichelleJurkovich
Tue Nov 15, 2016 11:36 am
Forum: IV.3. Research with vulnerable and marginalized populations
Topic: Question 1: Marginalization and vulnerability
Replies: 16
Views: 39175

Re: Question 1: Marginalization and vulnerability

1. In your experience, list any factors make a research population potentially vulnerable or marginalized? (eg population engages in a criminalized activity) a. List any measures have you taken in your research to account for this potential vulnerability/marginalization. One thing that I think is o...
by MichelleJurkovich
Tue Nov 15, 2016 11:20 am
Forum: I.3. Power and Institutions
Topic: Power and the Institutionalization of Research Transparency/Openness/Explicitness
Replies: 12
Views: 25964

Re: Power and the Institutionalization of Research Transparency/Openness/Explicitness

In my experience, many qualitative researchers do not have grants (or at least extensive grants). They do much of their research on their own time, using their own personal monetary resources. They may receive a travel grant, but rarely a grant that actually covers all of the expenses for a field t...
by MichelleJurkovich
Mon May 16, 2016 7:38 pm
Forum: Substantive Dimensions of the Deliberations
Topic: [From Steering Committee] Interview-based research and the pros and cons of transparency
Replies: 12
Views: 32085

Re: [From Steering Committee] Interview-based research and the pros and cons of transparency

IRBs may vary in their consent protocols but in my case, at least, interviewees were required to receive an information sheet before the interview begins as an important part of the consent process. One of the things that my IRB requires is that information about how data will be stored, who will be...
by MichelleJurkovich
Sun May 15, 2016 2:01 pm
Forum: Substantive Dimensions of the Deliberations
Topic: [From Steering Committee] Interview-based research and the pros and cons of transparency
Replies: 12
Views: 32085

Re: [From Steering Committee] Interview-based research and the pros and cons of transparency

Of course knowing that a full transcript would be made public would alter what an interviewee would say. Interviews are inherently social exercises where it matters very much who is doing the interviewing and the level of trust a respondent has in the interviewer in telling them about their work, t...
by MichelleJurkovich
Mon Apr 25, 2016 2:27 pm
Forum: Substantive Dimensions of the Deliberations
Topic: Against "requirements"
Replies: 22
Views: 54225

Re: Against "requirements"

Thanks, Tim. I might add, though, that it's not clear to me how a journal editor would determine how many of those 70 interviews (from the example above) were really essential to provide in order to meet the objective of transparency. According to JETS "Transparency requires making visible both...
by MichelleJurkovich
Mon Apr 25, 2016 12:09 pm
Forum: Substantive Dimensions of the Deliberations
Topic: Against "requirements"
Replies: 22
Views: 54225

Re: Against "requirements"

Very insightful points, all. Tim, to respond to your request for elaboration on the specific “logistical burdens and costs are that you are most concerned about--and in which type of research (or for which kinds of transparency practices) you think they are most likely to arise burdens and costs for...