bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Taalabstractie in communicatie over producten: wanneer beschrijven we een ervaring met een product concreet en wanneer abstract?
Authors: Schellekens Gaby , Verlegh Peeter , Smidts Ale 
Published: July 2021

When do we describe an experience with a product concretely, and when abstractly?Language abstraction in communication about products
When do we describe an experience with a product concretely, and when abstractly?Language abstraction in communication about products
A main property of language is its abstractness, and language abstraction is a valuable and useful communication signal which can be used by communicators to optimize their interactions. Research on language abstraction has primarily been focused on the language that is used to describe (interpersonal) behavior, while limited attention has been given to communication about inanimate objects. This paper found a systematic pattern in the use of language abstraction in descriptions of objects: experiences with products that are congruent with the attitude of the sender towards a product are communicated more abstractly than attitude incongruent experiences. More specifically, negative experiences with products are communicated more abstractly by people with an unfavorable (vs. favorable) product attitude, while positive experiences are communicated more concretely by consumers with an unfavorable (vs. favorable) product attitude.
Onderzoek naar praktijkkennis met behulp van psychodrama
Authors: de Ronde Michiel , de Laat Pierre , Geurts Jac 
Published: July 2021

Studying tacit knowledge with psychodrama. Design of a qualitative research method
Studying tacit knowledge with psychodrama. Design of a qualitative research method
Play and playful methods are used frequently in coaching and in consultancy. This paper answers the question how to study the tacit knowledge of professionals when they use play as a method with their clients or client systems.According to Schön (1983) the practitioner creates in a learning process a virtual world to explore different actions and interventions. In this article it is described how psychodrama can be seen as a virtual world, in which an ‘as if’-world can be created that professionals can use to express, verbalize and explore their ‘embodied cognition’ (Damasio, 2010) about feelings in communication with their clients. It is argued that psychodrama can be conceived of as a research method, that enables to obtain insights into the pre-reflective experiences or tacit knowledge of the interactions between the professional, the client and the play method. It is assumed that this research method could also be used in the study of gaining insight into experiential knowledge in the production of arts and in group dynamics.
Actor Netwerk Theorie: een filosofie én een methode toegepast in onderzoek over best practices in de langdurige zorg
Authors: Maaijen Marlies , Stoopendaal Annemiek 
Published: July 2021

Actor Network Theory: philosophy and research method applied in research about best practices in long-term care
Actor Network Theory: philosophy and research method applied in research about best practices in long-term care
This article describes the methodological consequences of using Actor Network Theory in the authors’ research which aimed to study the acting of best practices in long-term care practices. Doing ANT analysis requires the understanding of ANT key concepts which draw on an alternative ontology about reality and sociological acting. The unit of analysis of ANT focuses upon interactions between actors (human and non-human). The analysis traces and reconstructs interaction processes. ANT requires in-depth research which can be achieved by document analysis, interviews and observations. In addition it is recommended by the authors to investigate time in getting to know the everyday practices, habits and frequently used devices at the research site.
Spelen tussen de linies
Authors: de Leeuw Tom 
Published: July 2021

Playing between the lines. A strategy for ethnographic research into safety
Playing between the lines. A strategy for ethnographic research into safety
Research questions influence the position of the ethnographer in relation to the field and its actors. The ethnographic strategy of a detailed study of a specific tribe, youth group, police department or subculture sets an example for field work. However, to study the dynamics between local politicians, residents and professionals, a more dynamic research strategy is needed. Based on a comparative study of local safety in two disadvantaged neighbourhoods in Rotterdam and Antwerp, this article examines the potential of a dynamic position of the researcher between different actors instead of a more static position close by a specific actor (group). To study interaction in the field is to become part of this interaction and use reactions on one’s presence in the field as data. The author concludes that this dynamic position is a useful research strategy to collect data about social relations, social constructions of meaning and power relations in the context of safety.
‘Ow god, die snobs zien ons weer aan voor een levend laboratorium’
Authors: Leurs Koen 
Published: July 2021

‘Ow god, those snobs see us as a living laboratory again.’ Participatory Internet research with Moroccan-Dutch young people
‘Ow god, those snobs see us as a living laboratory again.’ Participatory Internet research with Moroccan-Dutch young people
This article covers participatory Internet research strategies with Moroccan-Dutch youth. As the Internet is not a singular entity, informants were stimulated to research with the author the variety of their digital experiences by inviting them to draw an Internet map. Additionally, inviting informants to save and select instant messaging conversation transcripts enabled the collection of non-publicly accessible Internet communication. Not only do these strategies facilitate a bridging of the gap between researchers and informants, they are also useful to make informed decisions about what to include and exclude in the study of digital culture.
Kleine deeltjes, grote kwesties
Authors: Hanssen Lucien , Vos Tim , Langeslag Maartje , Walhout Bart 
Published: July 2021

Small particles, big issues. An issue analysis of the Dutch national dialogue nanotechnology
Small particles, big issues. An issue analysis of the Dutch national dialogue nanotechnology
In 2010 the Dutch government sponsored a national dialogue on nanotechnology. A wide range of activities was organised to bring scientific and societal views into this national debate. Issue analysis showed that risk issues concerning health and environment got most attention. Good legislation and ethical motives also came up as prominent topics in discussions. Next to issue analysis, we analysed the type of organizations that orchestrated the different projects and we looked at possibilities to bring in public voices. It turned out that there is no difference in public outreach or involvement among professional media, civil society, or academic organizations. Civil society organizations often set social and ethical issues on the agenda. Due to a lack of capacity and expertise their actual participation in dialogue projects was limited. To strengthen a more robust societal perspective in further national dialogues one could invest in capacity building for civil society organisations.
De eurocrisis in het nieuws
Authors: Joris Willem , d’Haenens Leen , Van Gorp Baldwin , Vercruysse Tom 
Published: July 2021

European debt crisis in the news. A frame analysis of Flemish newspaper coverage
European debt crisis in the news. A frame analysis of Flemish newspaper coverage
This research examines the news frames used in the news coverage about the European debt crisis. The mainstream media are the main source of information for the European citizens concerning this crisis in the Eurozone. Therefore, it is interesting to research the news coverage through an in-depth content analysis. First, we conducted an inductive analysis to recognize the dominant news frames about this issue. Three dominant frames were identified: conflict, disease and natural disaster. Secondly, we executed a deductive analysis to measure the frequency of these frames. The conflict frame appeared the most, followed by the disease frame and the natural disaster frame. In this article we studied the news coverage in Flemish newspapers. However, this research is the first part of a larger study that will analyze more EU member states.
Tien jaar na Fortuyn
Authors: de Haan Yael , Bardoel Jo 
Published: July 2021

Ten years after Pim Fortuyn: criticism and accountability at Dutch
newsrooms
Ten years after Pim Fortuyn: criticism and accountability at Dutch
newsrooms
Pressures from politicians and the public have led to greater demands for media
accountability. Moreover, structural shifts such as media concentration,
increasing competition and the advent of new technologies have obliged media to
strengthen the relationship with their reader, viewer and listener and to be
more responsive to them. This article shows the results of a multiple case-study
at three leading newsrooms in the Netherlands on how they cope with criticism on
their performance and increasing pressures for accountability and
responsiveness. It shows that new accountability policies and instruments were
introduced, mainly at the initiative of editors-in-chief, while journalists in
the newsroom showed more reluctance.
Verhalend onderzoek
Authors: Grol Cees 
Published: July 2021

Story research. Doing justice to the complexity of stories from the field
Story research. Doing justice to the complexity of stories from the field
The article derives from the author’s thesis Exploring voices exploring appropriate education: practitioners’ discourse and focuses on its methodological part.Cilliers claims that scientific research needs new approaches in order to understand complex issues. Lefebvre and Letiche assert that managers and policymakers simplify the complexity of everyday life in their reorganization proposals from higher levels. Smaling sketches what the role of qualitative research can be in studying complex phenomena. In the article it is explained how story research as a form of narrative research methodology can do justice to the complexity of stories from the field.Boje’s ‘antenarrative’, ‘antinarrative’ and ‘narrative’ form the conceptual framework to search for diversity within and between told and transcribed stories from the field. A ‘paragrammatic’ (Gabriel) use of deconstructive tools may help to find the diversity.Boje’s ‘emplotment’ and Holman Jones’ ‘civic dialogue’ offer clues to present the diversity of everyday life in a way that does justice to the complexity of stories from the field. The form of a polylogue was chosen to represent the different stories from the field.
Hermeneutisch narratief analyseren: creëren van mogelijkheden
Authors: Visse Merel 
Published: July 2021

Hermeneutic narrative analysis: shaping possibilities
Hermeneutic narrative analysis: shaping possibilities
A hermeneutic narrative analysis is focused on shaping possible interpretations of what is told. The article describes the theoretical stance of such an analysis, like an interwovenness of the object and the subject, the knower and the known. It provides an example of the five phases of the analysis process. The purpose of that process is to interpret and reconstruct a narrative of and together with respondents.
Visualiseren van sociale netwerken op basis van kwalitatieve bronnen
Authors: Verhoeven Willem-Jan , Bik Jasper 
Published: July 2021

Visualizing social networks using qualitative data
Visualizing social networks using qualitative data
Studying co-offending and group crime has contributed to our understanding of crime. Co-offending and group crime are studied through the analyses of social ties between offenders. Qualitative information on social ties is needed to get more insight in the ways offenders organize crime together. This contribution shows how sociograms of a criminal network can be constructed using qualitative information on social ties derived from court rulings and two journalistic books. Strengths and limitations are discussed and it is argued that a sociogram is a valuable instrument in the toolbox of a (qualitative) social science researcher interested in studying social ties.
Het gebruik van diagrammen tijdens de data-analyse
Authors: Fraeyman Jessica , Anthierens Sibyl , Peremans Lieve , Bastiaens Hilde 
Published: July 2021

Using diagrammes during data-analysis: A stepwise approach for (beginning) researchers
Using diagrammes during data-analysis: A stepwise approach for (beginning) researchers
Researchers or students sometimes lose their courage when analyzing their data. In this article we illustrate how using diagrams may help you to explore your qualitative data. We explain how putting your data in a diagram helps you to get an overview of your data. Diagrams can also be used to present your data in reports or articles. We offer a step-by-step approach that may be useful for young researchers or to teach students how to analyze qualitative data.
Voetbalfans als verbeelde gemeenschap?
Authors: Lansing Wiebke 
Published: July 2021

Soccer fans as imagined community?
Soccer fans as imagined community?
Football fandom in Germany is said to unite people who, outside of football, do not have much contact: it creates imagined communities. To study how that works, I carried out anthropological fieldwork among fans of Borussia Dortmund. While interviews and observations initially confirmed the presence of an imagined bond among the fans, later on I observed many cleavages between the fans, based on socio-economic and ideological factors. Other than celebratory high points of football matches, it appears that the imagined community does not transcend such cleavages. It shows that fanhood is a partial identity marker, which is ultimately weaker than identification with the direct community of family and other significant others.
De bruikbaarheid van kwalitatief onderzoek met etnografische principes in het toezicht
Authors: Chotkowski Margaret , Rosing Francien , Badal Sandhya 
Published: July 2021

The use of qualitative research methods by the Inspectorate SZW
Margaret Chotkowski, Francien Rosing & Sandhya Badal
The Inspectorate SZW conducted a longitudinal qualitative study on labor market re-integration services for unemployed youth on social benefits. This research design had some ethnographic features and was innovative for the Inspectorate. This article examines whether the Inspectorate and other, similar organizations can benefit from using such research methods. First, we describe the main characteristics and results of our research. Then we reflect on the research design and its added value, limitations and dilemmas for the Inspectorate. We conclude by illustrating how qualitative research with ethnographic features is, with some limitations, a valuable addition to the array of intervention methods used by supervising bodies such as the Inspectorate.
Morele ambivalentie en narratieve complexiteit
Authors: Daalmans Serena , Hijmans Ellen , Wester Fred 
Published: July 2021

Samenvatting
De publieke opinie en wetenschap besteden steeds vaker aandacht aan de effecten van moreel ambivalente personages, omdat verondersteld wordt dat ze een groot deel van de cast van televisie zouden vormen. Deze inhoudsanalyse verkent de longitudinale veranderingen in de representatie van de morele aard en socio-demografische kenmerken van de cast van fictieprogrammaâ€™s uitgezonden op Nederlandse primetime televisie (1985-2010).
‘Onze excuses.’ Over de rol van verontschuldigingen in crisiscommunicatie
Authors: Janssen Daniel , Gerards Valenard 
Published: July 2021

Samenvatting
In dit artikel onderzoeken we de rol van excuses in crisiscommunicatie. In een 2x2-experiment zijn we nagegaan of excuses effect hebben op crisisverantwoordelijkheid, reputatie, en woede en gedragsintenties van stakeholders in een opzettelijke en een niet-opzettelijke crisis. Crisistype bleek een sterk direct effect te hebben, excuses niet. Mediatieanalyses lieten zien dat emoties (i.c. woede) een centrale rol spelen in crisiscommunicatie. Ook bleek dat excuses een modererend effect hadden op de relatie tussen woede en reputatie.
Love at first swipe?
Authors: Daalmans Serena , Cunningham Camille , van Ommen Merel 
Published: July 2021

Samenvatting
Dit onderzoek had tot doel inzicht te verkrijgen in de doeleinden en beweegredenen waarmee de populaire applicatie Tinder wordt gebruikt. Aan de hand van diepte-interviews met gebruikers wordt duidelijk dat er een vijftal gebruikswijzen bestaan voor de applicatie, dat deze verschillen voor mannen en vrouwen en dat de applicatie naast romantische behoeften ook andere behoeften vervuld dan traditionele datingsites.
Hoe mainstream is ‘Citétaal’?
Authors: Koeman Joyce , Marzo Stefania , Schoofs Nives 
Published: July 2021

Samenvatting
De afgelopen decennia zijn verschillende Europese steden geëvolueerd tot ware multiculturele ontmoetingsplaatsen waar nieuwe, meertalige taalvariëteiten door jongeren worden verspreid. Uit deze studie blijkt dat de Belgisch-Limburgse variant die in de mijnbouwwijken wordt gesproken, namelijk Citétaal, positieve reclameattitudes en aankoopintenties bij jongeren kan oproepen, maar dat taalaccommodatie niet vanzelfsprekend is.
Geruchtvorming op social media
Authors: Stinesen Baukje , Sneijder Petra , Klarenbeek Annette 
Published: July 2021

Samenvatting
Dit artikel presenteert de resultaten van een discursief psychologische analyse van geruchtvorming op social media. De analyse van Twitterberichten die zijn geplaatst tijdens de zoektocht naar twee vermiste kinderen heeft tot doel inzicht te verwerven in de manier waarop geruchten zich ten tijde van crisissituaties op social media ontwikkelen.
Over validering van praktijkgericht kwalitatief onderzoek
Authors: Baarends Erica , Simon Frits 
Published: July 2021

On validation of practice-based
qualitative research
Erica Baarends & Frits Simon
An analysis of the most used literature
on (practice-based) qualitative
research in the Netherlands shows
that the described criteria for validity
are mainly derived from a quantitative
perspective. As a consequence, the
voice of the researcher dominates in
the research instead of the voice of the
research respondents. It is argued that
in the age of Facebook and considering
the current legitimization crisis of
science, practice-based qualitative
researchers need validation criteria
that respect the polyvocality of the
respondents.
Hoe online informatie het beste aan ouderen met kanker gepresenteerd kan worden
Authors: Bol Nadine 
Published: July 2021

Samenvatting
Steeds meer gezondheidsinformatie wordt online aangeboden. Omdat ouderen vaak weinig ervaring hebben met het internet, maar ook omdat veel webdesigners geen rekening houden met ouderen als doelgroep, zijn veel ouderen ontevreden over online gezondheidsinformatie en onthouden ze er weinig van. Dit artikel onderzoekt hoe illustraties en video’s bijdragen aan de tevredenheid met online informatie over kanker en het onthouden ervan bij ouderen.
De documentaire als ‘merit good’ op de publieke omroep
Authors: Livémont Eline , Donders Karen , Pauwels Caroline 
Published: July 2021

Samenvatting
Publieke omroepen vinden het niet altijd vanzelfsprekend om veel zendtijd en/of
budget in ‘merit goods’, zoals de documentaire, te investeren. Ze zijn ontegensprekelijk
belangrijk, maar zelden publiekstrekkers. We onderzochten of de documentaire een
belangrijke plaats inneemt in de programmerings- en investeringsstrategieën van de VRT.
Hieruit blijkt dat VRT’s beleid inzake documentaireproductie en -distributie eerder
geïnspireerd is door de economische eigenschappen van het genre.
Automatische inhoudsanalyse van Nederlandstalige data
Authors: Trilling Damian , Boumans Jelle 
Published: July 2021

Samenvatting
Inhoudsanalyse is een van de meest gebruikte methoden in de communicatiewetenschap. Door de steeds betere beschikbaarheid van grote hoeveelheden digitale tekstdata groeit de vraag naar geautomatiseerde methoden. We laten zien welke technieken er zijn, in hoeverre ze al zijn toegepast op Nederlandstalige teksten, en welke taalspecifieke uitdagingen er zijn.
Waarderend onderzoek – een andere manier om kwaliteit te verbeelden
Authors: Vegter Gerdien , Vonk Frank 
Published: July 2021

Appreciative inquiry – an alternative way to represent quality
Internal audits in education and research are means to detect possible risks and to judge their quality based on a number of quality standards. Up to now this has been a successful way to evaluate education and research. However, being accreditable or not seems to be not how educational programmes or research units handle possible risks (from hindsight). Instead, they focus on the ambitions, successes and the impact on stakeholders in professional practices, education and research. Gerdien Vegter and Frank Vonk opt for reframing quality standards in terms of ambition, stakeholder satisfaction, learning and growing, mirroring different approaches, real dialogue, and collective and individual values. In her reaction Stoopendaal agrees that appreciation, stimulation, critical reflection and dialoguing may provide a way out of the dominating regime of quantitative quality assessments in the public sector.
Hermeneutiek en kwalitatief onderzoek: historische wortels en eigentijdse relevantie
Authors: Smaling Adri 
Published: July 2021

Hermeneutics and qualitative research: historical roots and contemporary relevance
Some ideas from the hermeneutic philosophers Friedrich Schleiermacher, Wilhelm Dilthey, Hans-Georg Gadamer, Paul Ricoeur, the hermeneutic sociologist and philosopher of science Max Weber are discussed insofar as their ideas have influenced and are still relevant to qualitative methodology. Remarkably, hermeneutics and phenomenology are nowadays fruitfully combined within qualitative inquiry.
Veldwerk op je iPad: de meerwaarde van online onderzoek
Authors: van den Broek Jeroen 
Published: July 2021

Digital fieldwork: the benefit of online research
It is important to consider social media as a serious and useful source for anthropological research. The use of online resources offers practical advantages, such as the ease with which data can be collected and stored, and the fact that the researcher can enter the online lives of respondents anonymously and unseen. Because performances on social media give particular insight into how users want to be seen, the question arises as to the extent to which we should consider these statements as a serious source of research. However, knowledge of the fact that users want to profile themselves in a certain way is valuable in itself. The fact that the virtual ‘street’ has become a reality in itself even makes online research indispensable.