@drsmadden A7 #MaddensMethods On the flip side, it will be easier to stay impartial but it poses the challenge of not being able to deeply connect with the participants and might restrict the levels of conversations that can be had.
@drsmadden A6 #MaddensMethods Sharing similar background/experiences can be useful in helping participants feel more comfortable during the research gathering process but it would pose the challenge of having to stay neutral as a researcher.
@drsmadden A5 #MaddensMethods One of the most important thing to be aware of is potentially coming across different societal norms. Being aware of the wording/specific language that we use when it comes to interviews would be beneficial when considering inclusion.
@drsmadden A4 #MaddensMethods I think one of the biggest benefits we have in our class setting is a group of researchers that are all investigating the same research topic. This can help to catch biases since you have a lot of eyes looking for the best method.
@drsmadden A3 #MaddensMethods I think that the most important thing we can do is be intentional with the sampling methods. It may not be the most convenient option, but to do it correctly, we have to ensure that the studied population is being accurately represented.
@drsmadden A2 #MaddensMethods I think that since diversity and inclusion can't easily be quantified (other than in statistics), sharing individual experiences and stories can be important when collecting qualitative research and understanding the full scope of the topic.
@drsmadden A1 #MaddensMethods To me, diversity is the gathering of people with different backgrounds (ethnic, social, or economic), experiences, or personalities, while inclusion is figuring out how to combine all of the unique attributes about individuals to create something bigger
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