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participatory research

participatory research Participatory research is an approach to research that involves the public in the research process rather than leaving decisions entirely to researchers or institutions.

Participatory research is an approach to research that involves the public in the research process rather than leaving decisions entirely to researchers or institutions. It can be used mainly to improve research outcomes, or more transformatively to support social change through a fairer sharing of decision-making power between researchers and the public.

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Drafting source: Jacques-Aviñó Constanza; Roel Elena; Medina-Perucha Laura; McGhie Jasmine; Pons-Vigués Mariona; Pujol-Ribera Enriqueta; Turiel Irene; Berenguera Anna. Are we leaving someone behind? A critical discourse analysis on the understanding of public participation among people with experiences of participatory research. 2022; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0273727; article XML SHA-256 3775edafffef09ade6bc7ffac2b2296a0f34d99793feec584968e281c113cdb4. “Are we leaving someone behind? A critical discourse analysis on the understanding of public participation among people with experiences of participatory research” (10.1371/journal.pone.0273727).
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