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Veni Vidi Vici

Date of publication: November 12, 2007

Catalogue: Qualitative 2007

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Authors: Neil McPhee, Peter Laybourne

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Our paper seeks to demonstrate the effects and effectiveness of a synergistic usage of two powerful yet passive research tools: Ethnography and Neuroscience. This means in practice that as researchers, we are frequently asked to offer methodology and analysis that is 'our best guess' and that somewhat falls short of full analysis potential.

Neil McPhee

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Peter Laybourne

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McPhee and Laybourne (2007a, November 12). Veni Vidi Vici. ANA - ESOMAR. Retrieved June 03, 2025, from


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