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245 00 $aTelephone survey methodology /$cedited by Robert M. Groves [and others].
260 $aNew York :$bWiley,$c©1988.
300 $axx, 581 pages :$billustrations ;$c24 cm.
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490 1 $aWiley series in probability and mathematical statistics. Applied probability and statistics,$x0271-6356
500 $aPapers from a conference held Nov. 8-11, 1987 at Charlotte, North Carolina and sponsored by the American Association for Public Opinion Research, the American Statistical Association, and the International Association of Survey Statisticians.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 530-578) and index.
505 00 $tAn overview of telephone coverage /$rJames T. Massey --$tInternational comparisons of telephone coverage /$rDennis Trewin and Geoff Lee --$tTrends in the United States telephone coverage across time and subgroups /$rOwen T. Thornberry, Jr. and James T. Massey --$tWithin-household coverage in RDD surveys /$rDavid Maklan and Joseph Waksberg --$tTelephone sampling methods in the United States /$rJames M. Lepkowski --$tImplementing the Mitofsky-Waksberg sampling design with accelerated sequential replacement /$rG.J. Burkheimer and J.R. Levinsohn --$tCutoff rules for secondary calling in a random digit dialing survey /$rCharles H. Alexander --$tMinimum cost sample allocation for Mitofsky-Waksberg random digit dialing /$rR.E. Mason and F.W. Immerman --$tWeighting adjustments for random digit dialed surveys /$rJames T. Massey and Steven L. Botman --$tStratification of prefix areas for sampling rare populations /$rLeyla Mohadjer --$tSampling variance and nonresponse rates in dual frame, mixed mode surveys /$rMonroe G. Sirken and Robert J. Casady --$tAn overview of nonresponse issues in telephone surveys /$rRobert M. Groves and Lars E. Lyberg --$tNonresponse : the UK experience /$rMartin Collins . [and others] --$tNonresponse issues in government telephone surveys /$rJ. Douglas Drew, G. Hussain Choudhry, and Lecily A. Hunter --$tSurvey period length, unanswered numbers, and nonresponse in telephone surveys /$rJanice Sebold --$tEffects of interviewer vocal characteristics on nonresponse /$rLois Oksenbert and Charles Cannell --$tMeasuring data quality /$rPaul P. Biemer --$tData quality in telephone and face to face surveys : a comparative meta-analysis /$rEdit D. de Leeuw and Johannes van der Zouwen --$tEffects of mode of interview : experiments in the UK /$rWendy Sykes and Martin Collins --$tA comparison of response effects in self-administered and telephone surveys /$rGeorge F. Bishop [and others] --$tThe quality of income information in telephone and face to face surveys /$rEszter Körmendi --$tSearching for causes of interviewer effects in telephone surveys /$rLynne Stokes and Ming-Yih Yeh --$tComputer-assisted telephone interviewing : a general introduction /$rWilliam L. Nicholls II --$tThe design of CATI systems : a review of current practice /$rReginald P. Baker and William L. Lefes --$tCall scheduling with CATI : current capabilities and methods /$rMichael F. Weeks --$tQuestionnaire design for CATI : design objectives and methods /$rCarol C. House and William L. Nicholls II --$tThe effects of CATI on costs and data quality : a comparison of CATI and paper methods in centralized interviewing /$rGary Catlin and Susan Ingram --$tIntroduction : administration of telephone surveys /$rLars E. Lyberg --$tAdministrative designs for centralized telephone survey centers : implications of the transition to CATI /$rSandra H. Berry and Diane O'Rourke --$tObservation of behavior in telephone interviews /$rCharles Cannell and Lois Oksenberg --$tA comparison of centralized CATI facilities for an agricultural labor survey /$rRobert T. Bass and Robert D. Tortora --$tAdministrative issues in mixed mode surveys /$rDon A. Dillman and John Tarnai.
530 $aAlso issued online.
520 $aThis volume assumes an audience of survey researchers and graduate students with prior training in survey research. It is suitable for a survey researcher contemplating a first use of telephone surveys as a mode of data collection, after experience with some other technique. It also describes the state of the art in the field, and therefore would be useful to researchers already actively using the method. Some chapters of the book address statistical issues and utlize mathematical notation necessary to explicate the topic. Most chapters present quantitative information justifying the conclusions of the authors. This is not a "how to do it" book, but it does contain some descriptions of procedures currently used in different survey organizations. It focuses on the use of the telephone in household surveys, not surveys of businesses or organizations. Finally, it deals with surveys that are designed initially to use the telephone mode. It ignores the large number of ongoing panel surveys which start out as face to face surveys and then, over time, begin to use telephone interviewing as a followup mode. The last section of the volume is a comprehensive listing of the literature in telephone survey methodology.
650 0 $aTelephone surveys$xMethodology$vCongresses.
650 0 $aTelephone surveys$xRandom digit dialing$vCongresses.
650 0 $aSocial sciences$xResearch$vCongresses.
650 1 $aTelephone surveys$xRandom digit dialing$xCongresses.
650 2 $aSocial sciences$xResearch$xCongresses.
650 6 $aEnquêtes par téléphone$xMéthodologie$xCongrès.
650 6 $aEnquêtes par téléphone$xÉchantillon aléatoire de numéros$xCongrès.
650 6 $aSciences sociales$xRecherche$vCongrès.
650 7 $a70.03 methods, techniques and organization of social science research.$0(NL-LeOCL)077601203$2bcl
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653 $aSurveys$aMethodology
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655 7 $aConference papers and proceedings.$2lcgft
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700 1 $aGroves, Robert M.
710 2 $aAmerican Association for Public Opinion Research.
710 2 $aAmerican Statistical Association.
710 2 $aInternational Association of Survey Statisticians.
776 08 $iOnline version:$tTelephone survey methodology.$dNew York : Wiley, ©1988$w(OCoLC)569196598
830 0 $aWiley series in probability and mathematical statistics.$pApplied probability and statistics.$x0271-6356
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