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Research data management and privacy statement
Ethical statement and privacy statement
This research was conducted in compliance with the General Data
Protection Regulation (GDPR) and all applicable laws and ethical guidelines.
The Medical Research Ethics Committee of the East Netherlands (reference
number: 2020-6967- NL75909.091.20) has approved to conduct alle
studies.
The privacy of participants of all studies has been warranted using random
individual participant IDs. Encrypted pseudonymization key files linking
these random participant IDs with identifiable personal information were
stored on a secure network drive of Radboud University and were only
accessible to Robert Didden and Anne Versluis. The key files for all studies
were destroyed within one month after data processing was completed.
Video recordings (study 1, Chapter 2) were deleted after the second rater
had scored the interviews. Audio recordings (study 4, Chapter 5) were
deleted after a transcript had been made. Consent forms for all studies and
all research data resulting from this dissertation, are stored on a secure
network drive of Radboud University.
Funding
The research of this dissertation was funded by Scientific Research
Foundation ‘s Heeren Loo (grant number 15003) and ZonMw, Netherlands
Organization for Health Research (grant number 641001103).
Data management and availability
Radboud University and the Behavioural Science Institute (BSI) have set
strict conditions for the management of research data. Research data
management was conducted according to the FAIR principles. All research
data resulting from this dissertation were handled in accordance with
the university’s research data management policy (https://www.ru.nl/
rdm/) and the BSI’s research data management protocol (https://www.
radboudnet.nl/bsi/rdm). Data are not publicly available due to privacy of
research participants. Data are available on reasonable request from the
corresponding author.
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