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245 00 $aImproving survey methods :$blessons from recent research /$cedited by Uwe Engel, Ben Jann, Peter Lynn, Annette Scherpenzeel, and Patrick Sturgis.
264 1 $aNew York :$bRoutledge, Taylor & Francis Group,$c2015.
264 4 $c©2015
300 $a1 online resource (xxii, 429 pages) :$billustrations
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490 1 $aEuropean Association of Methodology series
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes.
588 0 $aPrint version record.
505 00 $g1.$tImproving Survey Methods: General Introduction /$rUwe Engel, Ben Jann, Peter Lynn, Annette Scherpenzeel and Patrick Sturgis --$gPart I.$tSurvey Modes and Response Effects : --$g2.$tSurvey Modes and Response Effects: Overview and Introduction /$rUwe Engel --$g3.$tSurvey Mode and Mode Effects /$rEdith D. De Leeuw and Joop J. Hox --$g4.$tResponse Effects and Cognitive Involvement in Answering Survey Questions /$rUwe Engel and Britta Köster --$g5.$tTelephone Surveys Using Mobile Phones /$rBritta Busse and Marek Fuchs --$gPart II.$tInterviewers and Survey Error : --$g6.$tInterviewers and Survey Error: Overview and Introduction /$rPatrick Sturgis --$g7.$tCan Interviewer Personality, Attitudes and Experience Explain the Design Effect in Face-to-Face Surveys? /$rMalgorzata Turner, Patrick Sturgis, David Martin and Chris Skinner --$g8.$tInterviewers' Falsifications in Face-to-Face Surveys: Impact, Reasons, Detection and Prevention /$rNatalja Menold, Peter Winker, Nina Storfinger and Sebastian Bredl --$gPart III.$tAsking Sensitive Questions : --$g9.$tAsking Sensitive Questions: Overview and Introduction /$rBen Jann --$g10.$tA New Randomizing Device for the RRT Using Benford's Law: An Application in an Online Survey /$rAndreas Diekmann and Marc Höglinger --$g11.$tAsking Sensitive Questions: A Critical Account of the Randomized Response Technique and Related Methods /$rIvar Krumpal, Ben Jann, Katrin Auspurg and Hagen von Hermanni --$g12.$tThe Factorial Survey as a Method for Measuring Sensitive Issues /$rKatrin Auspurg, Thomas Hinz, Stefan Liebig and Carsten Sauer --$gPart IV.$tConducting Web Surveys : --$g13.$tConducting Web Surveys: Overview and Introduction /$rLars Kaczmirek --$g14.$tWeb Surveys in Official Statistics /$rJelke Bethlehem --$g15.$te-Social Science Perspective on Survey Process: Towards an Integrated Web Questionnaire Development Platform /$rVasja Vehovar, Andraž Petrovčič and Ana Slavec --$g16.$tEvaluating Cross-National Item Equivalence with Probing Questions in Web Surveys /$rMichael Braun, Dorothée Behr, Lars Kaczmirek and Wolfgang Bandilla --$gPart V.$tConducting Access Panels : --$g17.$tConducting Access Panels: Overview and Introduction /$rUwe Engel and Annette Scherpenzeel --$g18.$tResponse Behavior in an Adaptive Survey Design for the Setting-Up Stage of a Probability-Based Access Panel in Germany /$rUwe Engel --$g19.$tSurvey Participation in a Probability-Based Internet Panel in the Netherlands /$rAnnette Scherpenzeel --$g20.$tThe Access Panel of German Official Statistics as a Selection Frame /$rUlrich Rendtel and Boyko Amarov --$g21.$tAccuracy of Estimates in Access Panel Based Surveys /$rTobias Enderle and Ralf Münnich --$gPart VI.$tSurveys-Expanding the Horizon : --$g22.$tCombining Surveys with Non-Questionnaire Data: Overview and Introduction /$rRainer Schnell --$g23.$tLinking Surveys and Administrative Data /$rRainer Schnell --$g24.$tEnhancing Surveys with Objective Measurements and Observer Ratings /$rRainer Schnell --$g25.$tThe Use of Paradata /$rFrauke Kreuter --$gPart VII.$tCoping with Nonresponse : --$g26.$tCoping with Nonresponse: Overview and Introduction /$rPeter Lynn --$g27.$tTargeted Response Inducement Strategies on Longitudinal Surveys /$rPeter Lynn --$g28.$tIncentive Effects /$rAnja S. Göritz --$g29.$tNonresponse in Comparative Studies: Enhancing Response Rates and Detecting and Minimizing Nonresponse Bias /$rIneke Stoop --$gPart VIII.$tHandling Missing Data : --$g30.$tHandling Missing Data: Overview and Introduction /$rMartin Spiess --$g31.$tA Split Questionnaire Survey Design for Data with Block Structure Correlation Matrix /$rSara Bahrami, Christian Aßmann, Florian Meinfelder and Susanne Rässler --$g32.$tMultiple Imputation of Multilevel Count Data /$rKristian Kleinke and Jost Reinecke --$g33.$tRobust Multiple Imputation /$rRoel de Jong and Martin Spiess.
520 $a"This state-of-the-art volume provides insight into the recent developments in survey research. It covers topics like: survey modes and response effects, bio indicators and paradata, interviewer and survey error, mixed-mode panels, sensitive questions, conducting web surveys and access panels, coping with non-response, and handling missing data. The authors are leading scientists in the field, and discuss the latest methods and challenges with respect to these topics. Each of the book's eight parts starts with a brief chapter that provides an historical context along with an overview of today's most critical survey methods. Chapters in the sections focus on research applications in practice and discuss results from field studies. As such, the book will help researchers design surveys according to today's best practices. The book's website www.survey-methodology.de provides additional information, statistical analyses, tables and figures. An indispensable reference for practicing researchers and methodologists or any professional who uses surveys in their work, this book also serves as a supplement for graduate or upper level-undergraduate courses on survey methods taught in psychology, sociology, education, economics, and business. Although the book focuses on European findings, all of the research is discussed with reference to the entire survey-methodology area, including the US. As such, the insights in this book will apply to surveys conducted around the world"--EBL
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