The treatment changed no one's sexuality but, surmised Jessen, undermined participants' confidence and made them more miserable.
Accordingly, when customer confidence in a company such as Enron is undermined, participants in that company's markets become less willing to engage in the purchase or sale of long-term contracts that might not be fulfilled.
These perceptions seemed to undermine participants' faith in the information, leading to feelings of disillusionment.
Improved IRB training in human research ethics for CBPR and, specifically, report-back ethics could also reduce delays and constraints that can unintentionally undermine participants' trust in research and the effectiveness of report-back [ 28].
Blanket permission for future analyses of such data may undermine participant privacy if information is not deidentified and the implications of future confidentiality risks cannot be adequately determined.
IT IS a grand European project, born of integrationist ideals yet undermined by participants' unwillingness to share costs as well as benefits.
Interviews were in-depth and semi-structured, exploring a variety of issues including factors which either supported or undermined the participants' sense of dignity.
Can you fly?" Movies tend to be a little wary of deploying this kind of alpha-face-off in case it looks like a novelty, or oddity, that might subtly undermine each participant's uniqueness.
Randomisation to groups should ensure that the groups are matched in terms of potentially confounding demographic covariates; but this process can be undermined by participant attrition.
If my motive for engaging in shared activity is overly manipulative or undermining of fellow participants (e.g. doing something with A in order better to control him/her), the status of the activity or intention as shared might be compromised.[26] A further way in which participatory intentions of different individuals are related stems from how they might be formed, modified, or set aside.
In some cases, in terms of privacy and autonomy, the FCI approach could undermine the right for research participants to participate in research projects and to control their own genome information if their families' interests were considered.
