Procedures to Prevent Harmful Effects for the Respondent Should

question 20

Multiple Choice

Procedures to prevent harmful effects for the respondent should

• A)Be delineated, including how the researcher will keep interviews confidential and anonymous
• B)Put protections in place after a survey has started whenever sensitive subject matter is discussed
• C)Ensure that only one interviewer at a time speak with each interviewee
• D)There are no procedures to protect respondents

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