Sondaże telefoniczne
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Telephone surveysPublisher:
IFiS PublishersCitation:
Ask: Research and Methods. Volume 3, Issue 1 (1996), pp. 7-36Abstract:
Telephone surveys come to be more widely used in the 1970s, paralleling increase
in application of computer techniques in the survey research. In the second
half of the 1980s telephone surveys started to replace traditional face-to-face
interviews. In this paper I overview basis of organization of telephone surveys. lts
core resides in assistance of computer programs. They include, among others, modules
of: questionnaire's edition, automatic selection of the phone number of respondents,
control of the way of interviewing and running a session as well as final
organization of data. Telephone surveys are based on some specific methods of
sampling designs as adjusted to requirements of this technique. In comparison to
traditional face-to-face interview, they offer much more possibility as regards control
of interviewers - they are required some other skills and qualifications. In view
of these differences, the quality of data collected in face-to-face interviews and
telephone surveys differs as well. In conclusion, I attempt to draw some prospects
of development of the telephone survey technique in Poland.
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1234-9224Rights:
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