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First published 2019-5

Every Door Direct Mail in US survey research: An anonymous census approach to mail survey sampling

Emily Grubert

Methodological Innovations

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Research article

First published 1997-10

Response Rates to Anonymous versus Confidential Surveys

Bruce W. Groves, James H. Price, Roy H. Olsson [...]

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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First published 2026

Isolate,Inebriate,Intimidate,Repeat: High Rates of Sexual Force Against Women Are Reported When Young Men Given Anonymous Surveys

Lucia F. O’Sullivan, Scott T. Ronis

Journal of Interpersonal Violence

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Research article

First published 1996-2

Is Anonymity Important in Aids Survey Research?

Matthew J. Zagumny, Robert J. Ramsey, Melinda P. Upchurch

Psychological Reports

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Research article

First published 2000-4

Anonymity and Confidentiality in School Surveys on Alcohol,Tobacco,and Cannabis Use

Thoroddur Bjarnason, Sigrun Adalbjarnardottir

Journal of Drug Issues

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Research article

First published 1987-09

Do Source and Anonymity Affect Mail Survey Results?

Gerald Albaum

Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science

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Brief report

First published 1993-3

Anonymized Sero-Survey of HIV in a Genitourinary Medicine Clinic Population

S M Drake, S J Skidmore, D Ratcliffe [...]

International Journal of STD & AIDS

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Research article

First published 1986-03

Recent Evidence On the Relationship Between Anonymity and Response Variables for Mail Surveys

Phillip E. Downs, John R. Kerr

Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science

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First published 2018-3

Conducting Anonymous,Incentivized,Online Surveys With Sexual and Gender Minority Adolescents: Lessons Learned From a National Polyvictimization Study

Paul R. Sterzing, Rachel E. Gartner, Briana L. McGeough

Journal of Interpersonal Violence

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Research article

First published 2004-04

What affects your MS? Responses to an anonymous,Internet-based epidemiological survey

Rex D Simmons, Anne-Louise Ponsonby, Ingrid AF van der Mei [...]

Multiple Sclerosis Journal

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