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Data Collection
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Our literature search used two basic steps: We first generated a large pool of potentially relevant articles and then selected a smaller subset of articles deemed
relevant based on the three inclusion criteria described in the published manuscript. In the initial search cycle, we conducted searches in the PsycInfo, Google
Scholar, Web of Science, and IEEE Xplore databases
Our goal was to be as inclusive as possible, so we used the term “Facebook” as well as search terms such as “online social network” and “social network analysis” to
identify other articles relating to Facebook that may not have explicitly used the term “Facebook” in the fields searched by keyword searches (e.g., the title,
abstract, and list of keywords). This method yielded articles published primarily in peer-reviewed academic journals and conference proceedings, which was the focus of
the review. After the initial search was completed, we reviewed the references cited by each relevant article and identified any new reports that were then included in
a second round of articles to examine. This two-step approach yielded a wide range of articles relevant to Facebook. With each new relevant article, we browsed the
references, searching for additional relevant articles, and continued this iterative process until no new relevant articles were
found. The first exhaustive literature search was completed on January 1st, 2011, and this review served as the basis for the creation of our five theme-based
categories. To provide the most thorough review for our readers and increase the usefulness of the bibliography, shortly before publication we updated our bibliography
through January 1st, 2012. The follow-up literature search also served as a useful test for our 5-category structure. Given the magnitude and diversity of the article
from 2011 (187 articles), the five categories proved to be a remarkably effective organizational framework.
Note, we did not restrict our search to the social sciences and any articles that met the three inclusion criteria were included regardless of their disciplinary
affiliation. So it is quite possible that our review captures every report written on Facebook, not just those in the social sciences. However, we did not specifically
search databases focused on other disciplines such as Law and Management, so we restrict our claims to the social sciences.
This research study will be based on qualitative approach. Facebook has been selected as a case study for Online social network web site in order to explore the usage
of online social network among Thai people who living the UK.
In addition, the snowball sampling technique will be employ to recruit the sampling group of the study until raw data are gathered enough to be useful for the study.
The data collection will be base on online observation, in-depth interview and focus group.
More importantly, all research participants will be informed about the detailed of research ethic in order to respect their privacy before the observation, interview
and focus group.
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