handled to your satisfaction, you can contact the University’s ‘Registrar and Secretary’. Will my taking part in this project be kept confidential? All the information that I collect about you during the course of the research will be kept strictly confidential. You will not be able to be identified in any reports or publications, nor will the focus child. The recorded conversations that you will take part in prior to the joint discussion will not be shared with the other participants. The transcripts of these conversations will also not be published so they will remain a largely private experience. The audio recordings of your discussions made during this research will be used only for analysis. No other use will be made of them without your written permission, and no one outside the project will be allowed access to the original recordings. All records, both recorded and written, will be held and analysed by myself and will be appropriately destroyed when the research is completed. Only anonymised information will be shared with other professionals, unless I was to obtain information that the child is, or has been unsafe, and I believe that sharing this information would be necessary to ensure that the child is safe. What will happen to the results of the research? Once I have analysed the research data, I hope to visit the participants to feedback a summary of the research findings. This is likely to be in November 2015. The full findings of this research will be published in my Doctoral Thesis (DEdCPsy Educational and Child Psychology), copies of which will be available at the University Library and on the Theses website ‘WhiteRose Online’. Any information published or shared will remain anonymous and you will not be identifiable.
handled to your satisfaction, you can contact the University’s ‘Registrar and Secretary’. Will my taking part in this project be kept confidential? All the information that I collect about you during the course of the research will be kept strictly confidential. You will not be able to be identified in any reports or publications, nor will the focus child. The recorded conversations that you will take part in prior to the joint discussion will not be shared with the other participants. The transcripts of these conversations will also not be published so they will remain a largely private experience. The audio recordings of your discussions made during this research will be used only for analysis. No other use will be made of them without your written permission, and no one outside the project will be allowed access to the original recordings. All records, both recorded and written, will be held and analysed by myself and will be appropriately destroyed when the research is completed. Only anonymised information will be shared with other professionals, unless I was to obtain information that the child is, or has been unsafe, and I believe that sharing this information would be necessary to ensure that the child is safe. What will happen to the results of the research? Once I have analysed the research data, I hope to visit the participants to feedback a summary of the research findings. This is likely to be in November 2015. The full findings of this research will be published in my Doctoral Thesis (DEdCPsy Educational and Child Psychology), copies of which will be available at the University Library and on the Theses website ‘WhiteRose Online’. Any information published or shared will remain anonymous and you will not be identifiable.
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