Check out this newly published IJSRM article: “The use of vignettes in research on the social and educational inclusion of people with disabilities: A review of the literature”

Check out this newly published IJSRM article: “The Politics of Co-Production and Inclusive Deliberation in Participatory Research”

Authors who would like to be considered for the following prize (now on ScholarOne), here's the link to the info on the T&F site - International Journal of Social Research Methodology (IJSRM) Early Career Researcher Competition for Best Paper

RT @CatrionaWaitt: Collaboration between University of Liverpool & @IDIMakerere enabled @LaurenWalkerCPT, @agnes_kiragga and others to adap….

Discover how boredom in research isn't a failure but a gateway to creativity! By embracing boredom, researchers can uncover deeper insights and challenge cultural norms of what's "interesting."

Check out this newly published IJSRM article: “Do respondents using smartphones produce lower quality data? Evidence from the first large-scale UK mixed-device survey - Understanding Society Wave 8”

It is essential to understand community perspectives on complex healthcare issues, which citizens’ jury methodology enables. We explored use of electronic medical data in research incorporating creative techniques increasing interaction @CatrionaWaitt

Check out this newly published IJSRM article: “Tate Liverpool’s Democracies: curatorial methodologies for exploring democracy”

Check out this newly published IJSRM article: “Effects of objective and perceived burden on response quality in web surveys”

Scholars may reasonably disagree about the ethics of digital research on sensitive issues. Carol Harrington argues platform features must be considered in ethical decision making about digital research as they affect users’ sense of privacy on the platform

For our first post back, one of the IJSRM Reviewer College members, Sarah Huque, has kindly shared some of her qualitative mental health research with us! Read more here:

Hello Everybody! As some of you may have noticed, we have had a pause with social media, but we are back now and catching up! Keep your eyes peeled for new IJSRM posts😀.

Yuan Zhang (Durham University), PhD student of @complexcase (Professor, Durham University) wrote a blog post for IJSRM! Check it out:

Check out this newly published IJSRM article: “An empirical evaluation of probing questions investigating question comprehensibility in web surveys”

RT @RosEdwards2: Dick Wiggins is a highly respected quantitative methodologist. In this short ⁦@TheIJSRM⁩ interview he gives us an insight….

How to maximize the linkage of survey data and Facebook data? A study using a German online panel found effects of consent question placement and higher incentives on linkage likelihood.

Hello Everybody! Check out this interview with Dick Wiggins from the 2024 IJSRM Board Meeting:

RT @durham_uni: Happy Thanksgiving to members of our community who are celebrating!

RT @RosEdwards2: Research note for those of us undertaking longitudinal research of whatever paradigm

Hello Everyone, we wanted to thank Ruby Castellani, our social media editor, and @brookfieldCE, one of our co-editors, for their work the past year revamping the IJSRM social media accounts! We would also like to thank all who have contributed to the social media posts!.