Abstract
This article presents the modified estimation procedures of population mean related to quantitative sensitive character with the help of a randomized device which makes the use of blank cards in the randomization process. Two different randomization techniques are used which consist the additive, multiplicative and combination of both scrambled models defined for sensitive characteristic. We also developed a privacy protection measure in situation where individuals are asked highly confidential questions concerning a quantitative sensitive character. The proposed techniques provide the unbiased estimation procedures of population mean along with enhanced privacy protection of the respondents. The comparisons of the proposed techniques have been made with respect to the Batool, Shabbir, and Hussain models. Numerical illustrations are presented to support the theoretical results.
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