When the primary potential harm is the breach of individually identifiable data, to protect against such disclosures researchers should:

Encrypt the data and store it in password protected files on institutionally maintained servers with limited access. T/F

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Nathen Mcclain

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21 November, 08:19

When the primary potential harm is the breach of individually identifiable data, to protect against such disclosures researchers should:

Encrypt the data and store it in password protected files on institutionally maintained servers with limited access. T/F

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Evelin Preston · Answer 1

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Explanation: In case of Potential Harm the best thing to do is encrypt the data and store it in password protected files on institutionally maintained servers with limited access, for protection of the data.

When the primary potential harm is the breach of individually identifiable data, to protect against such disclosures researchers should:Encrypt the data and store it in password protected files on institutionally maintained servers with limited access. T/F

When the primary potential harm is the breach of individually identifiable data, to protect against such disclosures researchers should:

Encrypt the data and store it in password protected files on institutionally maintained servers with limited access. T/F