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Unpacking privacy: Valuation of personal data protection.

Autor: Skatova, Anya^1,2,3,4 (AUTHOR) anya.skatova@bristol.ac.uk, McDonald, Rebecca^2,5 (AUTHOR), Ma, Sinong^3,6 (AUTHOR), Maple, Carsten^3,4 (AUTHOR)

Publikováno v: PLoS ONE. 5/3/2023, Vol. 17 Issue 5, p1-21. 21p.

Using shopping data to investigate whether patterns of laxative purchases are in part associated with weight management

Autor: Neo Poon, Skatova, Anya, Bould, Helen

Laxative medications are a group of drugs used to manage constipation and can be categorised as bulk-forming (e.g., bran), faecal softening (e.g., glycerol), osmotic (e.g., lactulose), or stimulant (e.g., senna). The overall rates of laxative use in

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Participant acceptability of ‘digital footprint’ data collection strategies:evidence from the index participants of the ALSPAC birth cohort study

Autor: Boyd, Andy, Shiells, Kate, Di Cara, Nina, Skatova, Anya, Davis, Oliver S.P., Haworth , Claire M A, Skinner, Andrew L, Thomas, Richard G, Tanner, Alastair, Macleod, John A A, Timpson, Nicholas John

Publikováno v: Boyd, A, Shiells, K, Di Cara, N, Skatova, A, Davis, O S P, Haworth, C M A, Skinner, A L, Thomas, R G, Tanner, A, Macleod, J A A & Timpson, N J 2022, Participant acceptability of ‘digital footprint’ data collection strategies : evidence from the index participants of the ALSPAC birth cohort study . Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) . < https://esrc.ukri.org/files/news-events-and-publications/publications/participant-acceptability-alspac-report/ >

Executive Summary• ALSPAC have identified that digital footprint records offer new research utility andare developing a strategy for incorporating these data into the study databank;• It is imperative that this novel use of participant data is un

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What makes people cooperate? Individual differences in BAS/BIS predict strategic reciprocation in a public goods game

Autor: Skatova, Anya, Ferguson, Eamonn

Publikováno v: In Personality and Individual Differences August 2011 51(3):237-241