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Explain the question in ordinary language
A researcher can use a profile to identify the project, describe the public research question and link approved participant information. A person approached at an event should be able to revisit the purpose in their own time. Keep the description accurate and avoid implying that the study will deliver a guaranteed policy change.
Keep consent and records in the proper process
A shared profile is not agreement to an interview or permission to collect personal travel information. Use the project’s established recruitment and consent arrangements. Tap Tap Go supports the introduction and access to approved information while the study team handles participation separately.
A hypothetical scene
A hypothetical commuter meets a researcher at a public transport event. The profile links the study’s approved information page. The commuter reads it later and asks about participation through the project’s formal route rather than being enrolled by the initial conversation.
Make it practical.
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