Film Humanities Law
Arts & Humanities, Social Sciences, Research, University of Leeds

Call for Questionnaire Participants: Can Our Consumption of True Crime be Justified?

True Crime is gaining popularity, and corporations are continually raising their game to meet their consumers' insatiable demand. This research aims to explore whether we can justify the production of this controversial genre. Please scroll down for the questionnaire link.
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Isabel Hay-Justice
Student, University of Leeds
Call for Questionnaire Participants: Can Our Consumption of True Crime be Justified?
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Hello all! 


It's been a little while since I have posted on here, but I am very pleased to share that I have now been granted ethical approval. Navigating the ethics process has both tested, strengthened and highlighted the importance of the Laidlaw value of determination.

A huge thank you to @Tess Hornsby Smith (she/her) and @Nina Wardleworth for all their support and support over the last few months! This project would not be possible without them! 

For the second stage of my research, I am conducting a questionnaire around True Crime. If you choose to take part, your anonymised data will shared producers of True Crime in an interview format. I would be extremely grateful if you/ anyone you know who would be interested could please fill out the form below so I can gather valuable insights. It should take approximately 10-15 mins.

Please reach out if you have any further questions or would like to discuss the project further. 

https://forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=qO3qvR3IzkWGPlIypTW3y_hhncmV8MFLrJXIrSzNx9ZURUpUQkVKNDRDVExDVU9IM001V1AxU0ZSSS4u 

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Isabel Hay-Justice (She/Her)
Student, University of Leeds

Hello! I am a first year English Literature student studying at the University of Leeds. My research is about the glamourisation and romanticisation of True Crime. 

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