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Weber called the lack of intrusion of the researcher's own political position on research:

Weber called the lack of intrusion of the researcher's own political position on research:
A.value-free research
B.anonymity
C.confidentiality
D.the identity of the researcher
E.deception

Which of the following techniques of data collection is MOST likely to make a guarantee of anonymity difficult?
A.face-to-face interviews
B.mailed questionnaires
C.secondary data analysis
D.unobtrusive measures
E.The data collection technique does not effect the guarantee of anonymity

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