This method suffers from several severe disadvantages, in particular poor repeatability and objectivity due to varying test conditions and limited group sizes.
In short, creative objectivity.
Some radical anthropologists even argue that when it comes to studying the poor and powerless, the very quest for objectivity is unethical, a screen behind which anthropologists conveniently duck when the politics gets complicated, thereby unwittingly colluding with the oppressor.
Rather, they serve to increase the profits of the companies that create them, further the divide between the rich and the poor, and mask inequality with a veil of objectivity.
Naomi Scheman has argued that insofar as scientific communities and institutions fail to be trustworthy from the perspective of marginalized groups who have experienced a poor historical relationship with them, those institutions fail in achieving objectivity, given that the function of objectivity is to rationally ground trust (Scheman 2001).
One possible lesson to draw from the fairly poor success record of the proposed conceptions of scientific objectivity is that these conceptions have the logical order of the ideas mistaken.
Journalists will always say that they seek "balance" to maintain "objectivity," but in reality "balance" is a poor substitute for careful investigation and presentation of the facts.
No one questioned the manager's objectivity, but it is well-known that Baker and Bonds have a poor relationship.
Insufficient support services and lack of objectivity in admission contributed to weaknesses in incubators operating under the Ministry and poor funding added to their organizational hardship.
First, despite the objectivity of such practices they are unlikely to be perceived as fair by the workforce (particularly those classified as poor performers).
