At one research presentation, one researcher said to me “I don’t think your report is true Tya, because I don’t behave the same way as you describe”. Startled, I thought: wow what an intense question to end the session. Here’s what I learned from the question…
Our confidence to share…
The first time I heard about Questionable Research Practice (QRP) was when I read about replication crisis in psychology a few years ago. It was only recently, after a long thoughtful conversation with my colleagues, I was reminded of the importance of being aware about QRP in user experience research.
The first time I heard about Questionable Research Practice (QRP) was when I read about replication crisis in psychology a few years ago. It was only recently, after a long thoughtful conversation with my colleagues, I was reminded of the importance of being aware about QRP in user experience research.
Unlike other topics, particularly ones involving the glory or breakthrough moments, the challenges are rarely highlighted or even discussed. And rightfully so, some may say, for these tend to expose some of the limitations of research done by humans, mostly as a result of the fact that we are flawed…
Unlike other topics, particularly ones involving the glory or breakthrough moments, the challenges are rarely highlighted or even discussed. And rightfully so, some may say, for these tend to expose some of the limitations of research done by humans, mostly as a result of the fact that we are flawed…
