Research Participants' Views on Use of Verbatim Quotations

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Social Policy Research Unit

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Date	Published - 2005
Publisher	Social Policy Research Unit
Place of Publication	University of York, York
Original language	English

Abstract

This report presents findings from one component of a larger study of the theory, practice and impact of using verbatim quotations in reporting applied social research. The report is concerned with the impact on research participants of the way in which their spoken words were included in a written report of their views and experiences of using a local service which aims to support people in moving towards paid work through taking part in volunteering.

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Verbatim quotations in applied social research: theory, practice and impact
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