When Considering Confidentiality, a Researcher Must Remember

question 19

Multiple Choice

When considering confidentiality, a researcher must remember:

• A) never to obtain information that can identify a subject by the responses
• B) researchers cannot be called upon to provide information to the courts
• C) it is important to prepare your presentation of the research in a manner that ensures that particular responses cannot be discerned
• D) all of the above

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Definitions:

Analogies

Comparisons made between two things that are alike in some respects, often used to explain or argue.

Conclusion

The statement that logically follows from the premises in an argument.

Explanations

Statements or accounts that make a subject or situation clear to the listener or reader.

Arguments

Reasons given in proof or rebuttal to persuade others that an action or belief is right or wrong.