Information Quality
Information quality, as defined by BIP, can be assessed across three dimensions: the information production process, the characteristics of the product (i.e., the information produced and published), and how audiences receive the information.
Process
Production
Characteristics
Product
Reception
Information
Methodological Approach
BIP employs both quantitative and qualitative methods and techniques, following a logic of methodological triangulation.
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To investigate information quality, the following process is followed: first, the information to be assessed is defined; next, an analysis model is developed; and finally, the most appropriate data collection (e.g., interview, observation, survey, or questionnaire) and analysis techniques (such as statistical analysis, thematic content analysis, or narrative analysis) are selected.
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Transparency and Replicability
BIP’s analysis model and methodological approach are publicly available. This ensures that the research can be monitored and potentially replicated.
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