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Reflexivity, the argument that researchers must take into account their own influence on the outcomes of their studies, has been widely accepted in some social science disciplines. Those social scientists who oppose it fear descent into a chaos where “facts” cease to exist and scientific neutrality is lost.…”
Reflexivity, the argument that researchers must take into account their own influence on the outcomes of their studies, has been widely accepted in some social science disciplines. Those social scientists who oppose it fear descent into a chaos where “facts” cease to exist and scientific neutrality is lost.…”
What is the responsibility of the researcher who chooses to investigate employee perceptions of layoffs? Does [such research] provide the data that will allow corporate management to “fabricate justice” and get away with it?…”