Researchers conducting studies involving human participants must understand the impact that incentives can have on their willingness to participate, particularly for those from marginalized groups...
What is anonymization?
Anonymization involves removing identifying information from data to protect privacy while preserving meaningfulness. It has applications in various contexts, such as...
How should queer health research manage data privacy and governance to protect autonomy, confidentiality, and identity integrity?
Queer health research is crucial for understanding the specific...
Swinger communities are groups that engage in consensual nonmonogamy. They may be online communities or real-life gatherings where members meet for socializing, exploring their sexuality, and...
There are many ways in which sexual relationships can affect the perception and enforcement of workplace ethics. One way is that they can create a distraction from work duties and responsibilities....
When talking about workplace romance, most people think of colleagues or coworkers falling in love. It's something that happens all the time - you meet someone new at your job who shares some common...
In today's world, there is increasing awareness that sexual relationships can have significant effects on individuals' personal and professional lives. Mentors, professionals, and career development...
Maintaining Discretion, Confidentiality, and Professional Integrity in Sexual Workplace Relationships
Sexual relationships between coworkers can be complicated because they involve trust,...
Sexual relationships are often seen as a taboo subject in many workplaces, but they can actually have profound effects on how employees communicate with each other. In fact, research has shown that...
The term "psychological care" refers to the practice of mental health professionals, which includes psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, counselors, therapists, social workers, and others who...