The code block below illustrates how one might use # and // as comments in your logic and calculations.

# Text can be put here to explain what the logic/calculation does and why.
if ([field1] = '1' and [field2] > 7,

	// This comment can explain what the next line does.
	[score] * [factor],

	// Return '0' if the condition is False.
	0
)

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Do I Have Personal Data? / Onko minulla henkilötietoa? / Behandlar jag personuppgifter i min forskning?

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Welcome to Do I Have Personal Data? -test created by Data Support of the University of Helsinki!

The aim of this test is to give you an inkling about whether or not your research data might contain personal data. The questions and answers are meant only for your assistance, and case-by-case review is always advisable. Remember: you can always contact us with your questions or dilemmas at datasupport@helsinki.fi

Completing the test will take only a few minutes, but there is no time limit: take as long as you need! For further information about e.g. the terms in the questions can be found via links provided in the test.

No personal data is collected with this test. This test is licensed CC-BY 4.0 University of Helsinki Data Support.

Does your research use data about persons who are alive?

Yes

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Is it possible to identify persons in your data via "direct identifiers" (social security number, DNA-sample, speaking voice, picture of a face, email or other contact information, etc.)? (Read more from FSD's guide.)

Yes

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Is it possible to identify persons in your data via "indirect identifiers" (combining different pieces of information in order make an educated guess about the person's identity)?

An example of indirect identifying: a person, to whom the researcher has given an alias X987, tells that he is a man, he's 47 years old, his hobby is Zumba, and he lives in Smalltown, which has less than 10 000 residents. Even though none of the pieces of information are alone enough to figure out the identity of X987, when taken together, there are only a very limited number of persons to whom all the given information can refer to. (Read more from FSD's guide.)

Yes

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Do you handle data that reveals e.g. individual's race or ethnicity, political stance, religious or philosophical conviction, union membership, sexual orientation or behavior, identifying biometric or genetic information, health records? Are the data subjects under the age of 15? (Read more from Data Support's website.)

Yes

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Do you handle data about deceased persons' whose relatives, friends or acquaintances are still alive? If so, do these alive persons appear in the data?

Yes

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