What is a reason for why participant anonymity is seen as a benefit of using surveys?
a. Anonymity allows the researcher to collect data from more participants.
b. Anonymity makes it more likely for participants to reveal controversial attitudes about religious issues.
c. Anonymity makes it harder for the study to receive IRB approval.
d. Anonymity allows participants to make noncommittal responses to surveys.
Answer: b. Anonymity makes it more likely for participants to reveal controversial attitudes about religious issues.
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