When the concern around multiple submissions and bogus respondents and responses is high, researchers turn to using:
A) traditional paper and pencil surveys.
B) personal interviews.
C) online panels.
D) electronic blocking.
E) third-person techniques.

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Online panels have the ability to verify participants' identities and prevent multiple submissions by using unique login credentials or IP address tracking. This can reduce the risk of bogus respondents and responses. Traditional paper and pencil surveys and personal interviews don't have these capabilities. Electronic blocking and third-person techniques are not relevant to preventing multiple submissions and bogus responses.

When the Concern Around Multiple Submissions and Bogus Respondents and Responses