A respondent (or participant)is considered to be confidential if a researcher cannot link the data collected on or from that person back to his or her personal identity.

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Confidentiality means that the researcher can link the data to the participant's identity but promises not to disclose it, whereas anonymity means the researcher cannot link the data to the participant's identity at all.

A Respondent (Or Participant)is Considered to Be Confidential If a Researcher