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Battling Bots and Combating Fraud in Digitally Mediated Social Science Research: A Typological Toolbox of Countermeasures
As social science researchers increasingly use online mechanisms to recruit participants and collect data, they must also defend against the growing threat of fraudulent submissions from autonomous bots and bad-faith human respondents. This paper describes such threats and outlines conditions that m
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