When researchers use a social institution's documents as sources of data, it is called doing institutionally unobtrusive research.

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When researchers use a social institution's documents as sources of data, it is called doing unobtrusive research, not specifically "institutionally unobtrusive research." Unobtrusive research refers to methods that do not involve direct interaction with research participants.

When Researchers Use a Social Institution's Documents as Sources of Data