Hi Luzviminda, you are so right about how difficult it is to "convince people to participate" in...

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Hi Luzviminda, you are so right about how difficult it is to "convince people to participate" in research, for reasons of time and trust. I get that a lot when working with patients. Some don't want to answer because they don't have time and don't think the survey is important. I usually put in a little extra effort to get them not just to answer the questions, but also to put some thought into it. I sometimes get answers like "Oh, everything was perfect and everyone was wonderful" and I usually follow by asking them if there isn't one little tiny thing they would like to be better (bigger TV, better cushions, etc.). Trust is much more difficult. I know that the US government horribly abused African Americans by performing STD tests on them in the mid 20th century, and to this day there persists a health distrust of the government. Thanks for your post!also if you could look for the answer to him in https://Studentlogin.aiuniv.edu/portal/5/Library/Pages/Library/LibraryInformation.aspx#
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	Convincing people to take part in the survey investigations or interviews is a difficult task for the researchers to undertake, which can be attributed to a range of reasons.

Hi Luzviminda, you are so right about how difficult it is to "convince people to participate" in research, for reasons of time and trust. I get that a lot when working with patients. Some don't want...

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