Any self-administered survey qualifies for anonymity as long as the respondent does not indicate his or her identity and provided the questionnaire does not have any covert identification tracing mechanism.

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This is true. For a survey to be anonymous, the respondent's identity should not be indicated, and there should not be any covert identification tracing mechanism. Self-administered surveys, in which the respondent themselves fills out the questionnaire, can qualify for anonymity if these conditions are met.

Any Self-Administered Survey Qualifies for Anonymity as Long as the Respondent