… the circumstances of disabled people and non-disabled people, … of ‘disabled’ (1) and ‘not
disabled’ (0) observations for each … concept of disability and to the phrasing of questions. While …

… Yet, hard questions are often avoided when reciting the mantra of participation. Why bother…
legal requirements set out in the Concluding Observations of the Committee on the Rights of …

… observation including that (1) we can learn from observation, (2) being actively engaged in
the lives of people … , participant observation raises the greatest number of ethical questions. …

… In this research most respondents were met several times during participant observations
at day … For instance, questions that enquire how a person thinks others view them involve a …

… /or’ questions as opposed to ’yes/no’ questions. These findings … complemented with direct
observations conducted by the … the readiness of people with a disability to participate in the …

… observation While the starting point for the study was an ergonomic one, it is particularly
important to avoid simply observing disabled people … asked a series of questions relating to the …

… observations made while simulating a disability. A second study considers observations made
while partnered with a disabled person. The … when a disabled person asks a question, the …

… were conducted during free play using the Child Observation … children with established
disabilities leads to the question of the … people, or in other words, how to build social competence. …

… Because the “case in point” observation only focused on one small aspect of a person’s life,
… In the case of an open-ended exploratory research question that is not narrowly focused, as …

… Our analysis begins from these observations, and works with young people’s and parents’
experiential accounts to flesh out the operation of ableism in everyday interactions. …