When should you use special characters (such as: & * % $ £ ] { ! @) in file naming?

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File naming should normally be agreed by a research group prior to data collection. Which of the elements below would be recommended for a research group to consider including in their file naming convention? Select seven out of the nine answers.

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When should you use special characters (such as: & * % $ £ ] { ! @) in file naming?

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Good practice in version numbering is to use ordinal numbers (1, 2, 3 etc) for major changes and:

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Which filenames reflect good practice? Select all that apply.

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Why can a web browser not open an SPSS system file (.sav)?

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What techniques can be used to transform sensitive or confidential data to allow it to be shared without infringing on the rights of the subjects? Select all that apply.

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Are data formats that conform to agreed international standards more likely to become obsolete (unreadable)?

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Which of the following are examples of documentation which might be stored and shared along with research data? Select all that apply.

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The classic way to document how files in a dataset relate to each other is to record that information in a file included with the fileset, called:

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It is highly recommended that you store your data on:

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You should ensure your data is secure and backed up to: Select all that apply.

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The 3-2-1 principle of backup is: that you have 3 copies of your files of which: at least 1 is off-siteand:

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Sensitive data should be either kept on a machine that is not networked or:

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If you need to destroy sensitive data when it’s no longer needed, to protect the anonymity of the subjects (e.g. at the end of the project, and after it has been anonymised), you could achieve this by: Select all that apply.

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