The Randomized Response Technique Permits the Investigator to

question 13

Multiple Choice

The randomized response technique permits the investigator to

• A) randomly select subjects
• B) code the data in such a way as to recover the true response of each participant
• C) estimate the rate of a behavior in the population without knowing an individual's true response
• D) identify participants who are lying

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