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1. www.researchgate.net › publication › 370048267(PDF) The Importance of Anonymity and Confidentiality for ...

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   Mar 31, 2023 · Conclusions: Confidentiality and anonymity are research ethical principles that help in providing informed consent to participants assuring subjects of the privacy of their personal data. As ...

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2. www.academia.edu › 72099011 › The_ethics_of(PDF) The ethics of anonymity and confidentiality : reading ...

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   The terms confidentiality and anonymity tend to be used interchangeably in research but are in fact distinct, but related concepts (Giordano et al., 2007; Wiles et al., 2008). The concept of confidentiality is closely connected with anonymity; in social research anonymity is the vehicle by which confidentiality is operationalised.

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4. www.researchgate.net › publication › 362002919(PDF) Anonymity and Confidentiality - ResearchGate

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   Mar 8, 2021 · The practices of anonymity and confidentiality are used to protect the privacy of human subjects who are participating in a study while collecting, analyzing, and reporting data associated with ...

5. www.torontomu.ca › content › damGuidelines on Anonymity and Confidentiality in Research

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   Purpose. The purpose of this guideline is to provide researchers with information on anonymity and confidentiality with respect to research involving human participants. It also lays out three special circumstances where there may be limits to respecting the privacy and confidentiality of research participants. 2.

6. www.researchgate.net › publication › 257925725(PDF) Beyond research ethics: Anonymity as 'ontology ...

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   First, ontologically, anonymity is a way of turning into ‘data’ what someone has said or written. Second, anonymization as ‘analysis’ turns the participants into examples of specific ...

7. link.springer.com › referenceworkentry › 10A Best Practice Approach to Anonymization | SpringerLink

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   Apr 2, 2020 · Anonymization is essentially a process to render personal data nonpersonal. Given this description of anonymization, it may seem as if it is a simple process, but this is not the case. Anonymization is complex and not well understood, but nevertheless it is integral to the collection, management, and sharing of data appropriately and safely ...

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   Why is anonymity and confidentiality important in research?

   • The practices of anonymity and confidentiality are used to protect the privacy of human subjects who are participating in a study while collecting, analyzing, and reporting data associated with the participants. Retaining accuracy and integrity is essential in the collection of data for research purposes.

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   What is anonymity in research?

   • Anonymity in practice means that information on the identity of research participants (names, nationality, ethnic origin, age, occupation, place of residence, etc.) should be removed from the final research reports (Vainio, 2012).

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   Why is anonymity a part of data analysis?

   • First, ontologically, anonymity is a way of turning into ‘data’ what someone has said or written. Second, anonymization as ‘analysis’ turns the participants into examples of specific theoretical categories, and as such is a part of the data analysis.

   Beyond research ethics: Anonymity as 'ontology', 'analysis' and

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   Does anonymity and confidentiality contradict the principles of anonymity & confidentiality?

   • When examined closely this principle somehow seems to contradict the principles of anonymity and confidentiality. Anonymity and confidentiality ensure the obscurity of the research participants by disabling their identity, rightfully or wrongfully.

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   Is anonymity an analytical tool?

   • Second, anonymity as an analytical tool was discussed. Choices regard- the results. Third, anonymity as independence was considered, and it was argued that stakeholders. ice and established researchers who were conducting qualitative research. Many the identity of the organization, the case or the research participants. The criticism of

   Beyond research ethics: Anonymity as 'ontology', 'analysis' and

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   What is the difference between confidentiality and anonymity?

   • By definition, confidentiality is regarded as spoken or written in confidence, charged with secrets while anonymity is defined as of unknown name, of unknown authorship (De Crespigny; Emden and Kowanko, 2004; Giordano et al., 2007; Grinyer, 2002; Resnik, 2011). Anonymity on the other hand is one way to apply confidentiality.

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9. ir.lib.uwo.ca › cgi › viewcontentAnonymity in Behavioural Research: Not Being Unnamed, but ...

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   The first of these manipulations closely matches the traditional definition of anonymity, while the second and third relate more to being known (visually or by one’s actions) than to being identified. Thus, in the context of behavioural research, anonymity is defined in two intertwined ways: as lacking unique identifiers and as being hidden ...