De geobserveerde onderzoeker: Kansen en uitdagingen bij het observeren van particuliere onderzoekers

Translated title of the contribution: The observed researcher: Opportunities and challenges for observational research among corporate investigators

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Abstract

is contribution discusses observational research within the context of corporate investigations. Corporate investigators are themselves keen observers of human behaviour, and as such, observation of these professionals results in an interesting researcher-participant dynamic. By playing with (assumed and ascribed) roles, much information can be gathered about the daily reality of corporate investigators and how they experience this. Building trust is both essential and challenging as a result of a professional skepticism, however, once trust was established participants actively contributed to the research. By assuming ignorance or, conversely, knowledge in a dynamic manner the researcher was able to make use of the roles ascribed to her based on age, gender and education level.
Translated title of the contributionThe observed researcher: Opportunities and challenges for observational research among corporate investigators
Original languageDutch
Article number2021
Pages (from-to)192-200
Number of pages9
JournalKWALON
Volume26
Issue number3
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Nov 2021

Keywords

  • Institutional observation
  • researcher-researched interaction
  • trust
  • researcher roles

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