COLLAPSE SUBDISCUSSIONDenisia Dunmore Denisia Dunmore SaturdayJul 2 at 8:13pmManage Discussion Entry Hi Marcus, Good job with your response to this discussion.The Delphi method isthe process of...

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Parul answered on Jul 05 2022
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Dear Denisia,
Good Day to You!
Thank you for the feedback and it means a
lot to me. This feedback encourages me give my 100% and perform much better. Trust is a crucial aspect while conducting research irrespective of any design methodology implemented. This is because trust motivates the participants to share honest feedback and opinion. Especially, while working with the Delphi method, establishing strong trust is essential to gauge authentic opinion from the experts involved in the process. This trust can develop strong foundation for the research since information gauged are valid and recommendations generated are valuable. Furthermore, trust ensures that all the stakeholders involved can share sensitive information and details. Trust can be developed by communicating with the participants effectively. Especially, ensuring that everything which is discussed during Delphi method will not be used elsewhere or mocked etc. Lastly, being transparent in all the actions and...
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