Studies show that survey formats that permit greater respondent anonymity,such as a self-administered questionnaire or Internet-based survey,decrease the likelihood of honest responses over formats that
involve interacting with another person,such as in a face-to-face or telephone interview.

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Studies generally show that survey formats that permit greater respondent anonymity, such as self-administered questionnaires or Internet-based surveys, tend to increase the likelihood of honest responses. This is because respondents may feel less judged and more comfortable providing truthful answers when their identity is protected or when they do not have to interact directly with another person.

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