Abstract
The present study offers a narrative review of the professional literature with a particular focus on highlighting the methodologies surrounding privacy research. The methodologies under discussion include meta-analysis, systematic review, topic modeling, law review, focus group, game theory simulation, and surveys examining privacy concerns as a privacy paradox-based model. This narrative literature review finds that Internet-based surveys and legal advocacy-based persuasive articles were dominantly represented in the research, but most methodologies were represented in available publications.
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Stephen PattonChair of Library Systems, Library Systems, Indiana State University, Indiana, United States
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Privacy, Research Methodologies, Privacy Paradox
Digital Media
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