Loss of Confidentiality Is

question 57

Multiple Choice

Loss of confidentiality is:

• A) when the responses and behaviors of participants become public knowledge.
• B) when researcher uses coding to separate participant names from data.
• C) a guarantee that individual responses cannot be linked to individual participants.
• D) the physical toll that study participation takes on participants.

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Definitions:

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