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    TOPIC 06

    ACCESS & RESEARCH ETHICSLECTURER: THANG NGUYEN @ FSB HANOI

    BASED ON: SAUNDERS ET AL(2012)

    RESEARCH METHODS FOR BIZ STUDENTS

    Dissertation

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    OUTLINE

    Types of access

    Traditional access

    Internet-mediated access

    Strategies to gain access

    Research ethics

    Ethics issues at research stages

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    TYPES OF ACCESS

    BUSINESS & MGMT RESEARCH

    Human participants => ethical concerns

    Primary/secondary data: access

    4 types of access

    1) Traditional: face-to-face, phone,

    correspondence, data archives

    2) Internet-mediated: virtual access

    3) Intranet-mediated: virtual access in company

    4) Hybrid: traditional & internet-mediated

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    TRADITIONAL ACCESS

    LEVELS OF ACCESS

    Physical/virtual: first level, difficult access

    Continuing: more than once

    Cognitive: acceptance, trust, consent

    ACCESS IN GENERALIntrusive methods: difficulty in access

    Negotiating access: to gain personal entry into

    an organizationFeasibility: practicality

    Sufficiency: extent of access

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    TRADITIONAL ACCESS

    FEASIBILITY & SUFFICIENCY

    Help refine research question & objectives

    External researcher: negotiate access

    Internal/participant researcher: conflicts

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    INTERNET-MEDIATED ACCESS

    TYPES

    Both quantitative & qualitative data collection

    Questionnaires

    Experiments

    Interviews

    Group discussions

    Online: email, IM, MSN Messenger, Facebook

    Mode: email, interviews, webcam, blogs

    Hybrid access strategy: traditional & internet

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    STRATEGIES TO GAIN ACCESS

    STRATEGIES

    Be familiar with organizations

    Allow sufficient time

    Use existing and develop new contacts: p221

    Provide clear purposes & objectives

    Overcome concerns: time, sensitivity, identifyconfidentiality, anonymity

    State possible benefits to organization

    Use suitable language

    Facilitate replies

    Use incremental access: Box 6.6 p218

    Establish credibility, Box 6.10 Checklist p227

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    RESEARCH ETHICS

    RESEARCH ETHICS

    In designing & planning your research

    Seek access to organizations & individuals

    Collect, analyse, manage, report data

    Protect rights of those becoming your subjects

    SOCIAL NORM

    Type of behavior researcher should take

    In reality: a range of ethical positionsDeontological view: rule-based

    Teleological view: consequence-based

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    RESEARCH ETHICS

    CODES OF ETHICS

    List of principles of ethical research & ethical

    standards

    Ethical dilemmas: implicit or explicit => choice

    Table 6.2 p228: more references

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    RESEARCH ETHICS

    ETHICAL PRINCIPLES

    Integrity & objectivity

    Respect

    Avoidance of harm

    Privacy protection

    Voluntary participation & optional withdrawals

    Informed consent

    Confidentiality & anonymity

    Responsibility in data analysis & result reports

    Compliance in data management

    Safety of researcher

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    RESEARCH ETHICS

    ISSUES IN INTERNET-MEDIATED

    RESEARCH

    Scope for deception

    Lacking respect & causing harm

    Respecting privacy

    Nature of participation & scope to withdraw

    Informed consent

    Confidentiality & anonymity

    Data analysis & finding reporting

    Management of data

    Safety of researcher

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    ETHICS ISSUES AT RESEARCH STAGES

    STAGES OF RESEARCH

    Formulating & clarifying research topic

    Designing research & gaining access

    Collecting data

    Processing & storing data

    Analysing data & reporting findings