Psychologists have studied small-group and team effectiveness for decades, and although
there has been considerable progress, there remain significant challenges. Meta-analyses …

Introduction Passive data refers to data generated without the active participation of the
subject. This includes data from global positioning systems and accelerometers or metadata …

The advent of intelligent wearable (external devices, such as watches and clothing) and
insideable (implanted devices, such as identification chips or chips that control technological …

Law enforcement use of video-based technology has substantially increased over the past
decade. This systematic review examines the current evidence base for efficacy of body …

As the process of creating and sharing data about ourselves becomes more prevalent,
researchers have access to increasingly rich data about human behavior. Framed as a …

Recognising the importance of exploring multimodal experiences of information, this paper
provides a detailed examination of the scope of visual research methods within information …

As a visual qualitative researcher, I believe in the value of methods that include images,
such as photos, in the production and interpretation of knowledge (Glaw, Inder, Kable, & …

Wearable sensors can provide reliable, automated measures of health behaviors in free-
living populations. However, validation of these measures is impossible without observable …

We consider digital ethics, the moral principles or rules of behaviour that govern and guide
qualitative internet research from its inception to publication and the curation of data. A …

COVID-19 has accelerated broad trends already in place toward remote research data
collection and monitoring. This move implicates novel ethical and regulatory challenges …