HTR 741 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Milgram Experiment

• School: Ryerson University
• Department: Hospitality and Tourism Management
• Course: HTR 741
• Professor: Tom Griffin

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Htr 741 | week 3 friday january 29, 2016 | grifin. The way your subjects are influenced impacts the way they answer your qs. Ie: how you approach them; whether they"re in a happy mood or not: positivists reality is shared; deductive b. Interpretivists reality is individualized and constantly changing; inductive. Try to remove as much influences as possible to get the best possible results. Values and morals; generally law abiding; right or wrong. Ethical research is rarely praised but unethical, is disastrous for reputation (plagiarism) Researchers can hold some power (teacher/learner and shocking experiment milgram experiment: power relations, participants should not be required". How would you align them? (just something to think about, very open ended: privacy, anonymity. Names are collected but the names and private information attached with the research are kept secret. Hiring researches can"t guarantee you a good research study: incentives.