Wartość odpowiedzi w wywiadach telefonicznych ze wspomaganiem komputerowym (CATI)
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Validity of responses in telephone surveys (CATI)Publisher:
IFiS PublishersCitation:
Ask: Research and Methods. Volume 5-6, Issue 1-2 (1997), pp. 73-92Abstract:
An urgent need to speed up timing of surveys as well as seeking for reduction
of financial costs of research prompted development of the new method of surveying.
We make an overview, here, a telephone survey, and more precisely -
Computer Assisted Telephone Interviewing (CATI). There was a synthetic description
of CATI in the second volume of ASK of 1996. In what follows we consider the
effect of CATI on the information received from respondents. We analyze: (i) anonymity
of respondents, (ii) 'interviewing effect', (iii) unique situation of the telephone
survey, and (iv) peculiar communication with respondent.
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1234-9224Rights:
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