Usually when collecting this type of data the researcher often turns out to have bias information because they often look at the situation from one perspective. Additionally, the study groups sometimes may not be enough to represent the whole population. The analysis of the findings usually ends up being altered in some way by the researcher because of their subjective point of view. In my research I will try to reduce the amount of bias by trying to look at the situation from different perspectives. I have to look at the situation from a general point rather than try to see or get the results that I want to see. Additionally, case studies, surveys or any types of observations have to be agreed with the person being investigated in …show more content…
The topics examined in such research are usually risky or threatening in some way. The risks that exist in such researches are usually loss of confidentiality about the identity of the participants or the information; also sometimes not only the actual participants are involved in the research but third parties too. All of those factors put individuals being investigated at risk. Additionally, the research may trigger some negative emotional reactions from the participants’ side. Such researches may also be socially risky. For example if the topic is related to some illegal behavior then prior to conducting the research it has to be approved by the