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         <title>Our assumptions may limit the aspects we understand the interviewees. How can we improve this situation while designing the research skeleton?</title>
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         <title>The development of the media practice paradigm needs to start with the uniqueness of media technical content and the locality of the political and cultural situation behind practice. 🌰For example, from the perspective of the operation norms of practice, China&#39;s media practice is often more affected by political and cultural variables at the management level than the Western context. ❓HAVE U EVER AWARE OF the unique and complex &quot;local&quot; practical elements of the region or country you live in？</title>
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         <title>In this article, researchers used the walkthrough method to analyze Clue (an APP that tracks the menstrual cycle) and found that the menu icons it used reinforce cultural norms of heterosexuality and influence how users may feel about their sexual partners and practices.      Does your research involve this kind of observation of apps? Have you found any interesting cultural discourses or phenomena while using apps?     </title>
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