Abstract
In physics, the “observer effect” is seen as a problem. In social sciences, however, the observer is simply another person in the room. This post discusses how no social phenomena occur in isolation.
- Title
- Don’t research participants act differently when they know you’re watching?
- Creators
- Andrea Renee Leone Pizzighella
- Identifiers
- (EURAC)27347518
991006593187401241 - Copyright
- This content is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license.
- Academic Unit
- Institute for Applied Linguistics
- Language
- English
- Resource Type
- Blog
- Description coverage
- Eurac
- Description audience
- Transfer-oriented
- Local Fields
- Transfer-oriented
- Author Names String
- Leone Pizzighella A