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This book is aimed at social science researchers (e.g., psychology, criminology, sociology) from all levels of study (undergraduate, postgraduate, PhD, and post-doctoral) looking to develop a research project which focuses on a sensitive topic area (e.g., crime, sexual health, sexual habits, drug taking, mental health, eating disorders, domestic violence), and/or are recruiting a sensitive/clinical population (e.g., children, offenders, people who are drug dependent). In the book there are discussions about how to manage emerging sensitive topics (e.g., the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, security concerns about the use of artificial intelligence).
This book supports researchers in developing appropriate methodologies as well as thinking critically about ethics when working on sensitive topics. Its authors also offers advice on maintaining professionalism and being part of a successful research, along with how to share the results of sensitive projects appropriately. There is also a chapter dedicated to looking after yourself as a researcher. As such, this book is centred around encouraging the researcher to take a non-judgemental approach, reinforcing the importance of self-care whilst researching sensitive populations and utilising evidence-based, ethical practice."This item is Non-Returnable
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- ISBN-13: 9783032246189
- ISBN-10: 3032246180
- Publisher: Palgrave MacMillan
- Publish Date: June 2026
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