Telephone Survey Methodology
Herausgegeben:Groves, Robert M.; Biemer, Paul P.; Lyberg, Lars E.; Massey, James T.; Nicholls, William L.; Waksberg, Joseph
Telephone Survey Methodology
Herausgegeben:Groves, Robert M.; Biemer, Paul P.; Lyberg, Lars E.; Massey, James T.; Nicholls, William L.; Waksberg, Joseph
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Noted survey experts present recent developments in telephone survey techniques from around the world, describing work in commercial settings, academic research, and governmental statistical agencies. There are reports from the United States, several European countries, and Australia on trends in coverage of household populations, effects due to mode of data collection, and the state of the art in technology. Also covered are choice of target population, sample design, questionnaire construction, interviewing techniques, measurement error issues, nonresponse characteristics, administrative…mehr
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- Wiley Series in Survey Methodology
- Verlag: Wiley & Sons
- 1. Auflage
- Seitenzahl: 608
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. Oktober 2001
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 35mm
- Gewicht: 794g
- ISBN-13: 9780471209560
- ISBN-10: 0471209562
- Artikelnr.: 14918621
- Wiley Series in Survey Methodology
- Verlag: Wiley & Sons
- 1. Auflage
- Seitenzahl: 608
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. Oktober 2001
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 35mm
- Gewicht: 794g
- ISBN-13: 9780471209560
- ISBN-10: 0471209562
- Artikelnr.: 14918621
of Telephone Coverage (J. Massey). International Comparisons of Telephone
Coverage (D. Trewin & G. Lee). Trends in the United States Telephone
Coverage Across Time and Subgroups (O. Thornberry & J. Massey).
Within-Household Coverage in RDD Surveys (D. Maklan & J. Waksberg). SECTION
B: SAMPLING FOR TELEPHONE SURVEYS. Telephone Sampling Methods in the United
States (J. Lepkowski). Implementing the Mitofsky-Waksberg Sampling Design
with Accelerated Sequential Replacement (G. Burkheimer & J. Levinsohn).
Cutoff Rules for Secondary Calling in a Random Digit Dailing Survey (C.
Alexander). Minimum Cost Sample Allocation for Mitofsky-Waksberg Random
Digit Dialing (R. Mason & F. Immerman). Weighting Adjustments for Random
Digit Dialed Surveys (J. Massey & S. Botman). Stratification of Prefix
Areas for Sampling Rare Populations (L. Mohadjer). Sampling Variance and
Nonresponse Rates in Dual Frame, Mixed Mode Surveys (M. Sirken & R.
Casady). SECTION C: NONRESPONSE IN TELEPHONE SURVEYS. An Overview of
Nonresponse Issues in Telephone Surveys (R. Groves & L. Lyberg).
Nonresponse: The UK Experience (M. Collins, et al.). Nonresponse Issues in
Government Telephone Surveys (J. Drew, et al.). Survey Period Length,
Unanswered Numbers, and Nonresponse in Telephone Surveys (J. Sebold).
Effects of Interviewer Vocal Characteristics on Nonresponse (L. Oksenberg &
C. Cannell). SECTION D: DATA QUALITY IN TELEPHONE SURVEYS. Measuring Data
Quality (P. Biemer). Data Quality in Telephone and Face to Face Surveys: A
Comparative Meta-Analysis (E. de Leeuw & J. van der Zouwen). Effects of
Mode of Interview: Experiments in the UK (W. Sykes & M. Collins). A
Comparison of Response Effects in Self-Administered and Telephone Surveys
(G. Bishop, et al.). The Quality of Income Information in Telephone and
Face to Face Surveys (E. Körmendi). Searching for Causes of Interviewer
Effects in Telephone Surveys (L. Stokes & M.-Y. Yeh). SECTION E:
COMPUTER-ASSISTED TELEPHONE INTERVIEWING. Computer-Assisted Telephone
Interviewing: A General Introduction (W. Nicholls). The Design of CATI
Systems: A Review of Current Practice (R. Baker & W. Lefes). Call
Scheduling with CATI: Current Capabilities and Methods (M. Weeks).
Questionnaire Design for CATI: Design Objectives and Methods (C. House & W.
Nicholls). The Effects of CATI on Costs and Data Quality: A Comparison of
CATI and Paper Methods in Centralized Interviewing (G. Catlin & S. Ingram).
SECTION F: ADMINISTRATION OF TELEPHONE SURVEYS. Introduction:
Administration of Telephone Surveys (L. Lyberg). Administrative Designs for
Centralized Telephone Survey Centers: Implications of the Transition to
CATI (S. Berry & D. O'Rourke). Observation of Behavior in Telephone
Interviews (C. Cannell & L. Oksenberg). A Comparison of Centralized CATI
Facilities for an Agricultural Labor Survey (R. Bass & R. Tortora).
Administrative Issues in Mixed Mode Surveys (D. Dillman & J. Tarnai).
Bibliography of Telephone Survey Methodology. Index.
of Telephone Coverage (J. Massey). International Comparisons of Telephone
Coverage (D. Trewin & G. Lee). Trends in the United States Telephone
Coverage Across Time and Subgroups (O. Thornberry & J. Massey).
Within-Household Coverage in RDD Surveys (D. Maklan & J. Waksberg). SECTION
B: SAMPLING FOR TELEPHONE SURVEYS. Telephone Sampling Methods in the United
States (J. Lepkowski). Implementing the Mitofsky-Waksberg Sampling Design
with Accelerated Sequential Replacement (G. Burkheimer & J. Levinsohn).
Cutoff Rules for Secondary Calling in a Random Digit Dailing Survey (C.
Alexander). Minimum Cost Sample Allocation for Mitofsky-Waksberg Random
Digit Dialing (R. Mason & F. Immerman). Weighting Adjustments for Random
Digit Dialed Surveys (J. Massey & S. Botman). Stratification of Prefix
Areas for Sampling Rare Populations (L. Mohadjer). Sampling Variance and
Nonresponse Rates in Dual Frame, Mixed Mode Surveys (M. Sirken & R.
Casady). SECTION C: NONRESPONSE IN TELEPHONE SURVEYS. An Overview of
Nonresponse Issues in Telephone Surveys (R. Groves & L. Lyberg).
Nonresponse: The UK Experience (M. Collins, et al.). Nonresponse Issues in
Government Telephone Surveys (J. Drew, et al.). Survey Period Length,
Unanswered Numbers, and Nonresponse in Telephone Surveys (J. Sebold).
Effects of Interviewer Vocal Characteristics on Nonresponse (L. Oksenberg &
C. Cannell). SECTION D: DATA QUALITY IN TELEPHONE SURVEYS. Measuring Data
Quality (P. Biemer). Data Quality in Telephone and Face to Face Surveys: A
Comparative Meta-Analysis (E. de Leeuw & J. van der Zouwen). Effects of
Mode of Interview: Experiments in the UK (W. Sykes & M. Collins). A
Comparison of Response Effects in Self-Administered and Telephone Surveys
(G. Bishop, et al.). The Quality of Income Information in Telephone and
Face to Face Surveys (E. Körmendi). Searching for Causes of Interviewer
Effects in Telephone Surveys (L. Stokes & M.-Y. Yeh). SECTION E:
COMPUTER-ASSISTED TELEPHONE INTERVIEWING. Computer-Assisted Telephone
Interviewing: A General Introduction (W. Nicholls). The Design of CATI
Systems: A Review of Current Practice (R. Baker & W. Lefes). Call
Scheduling with CATI: Current Capabilities and Methods (M. Weeks).
Questionnaire Design for CATI: Design Objectives and Methods (C. House & W.
Nicholls). The Effects of CATI on Costs and Data Quality: A Comparison of
CATI and Paper Methods in Centralized Interviewing (G. Catlin & S. Ingram).
SECTION F: ADMINISTRATION OF TELEPHONE SURVEYS. Introduction:
Administration of Telephone Surveys (L. Lyberg). Administrative Designs for
Centralized Telephone Survey Centers: Implications of the Transition to
CATI (S. Berry & D. O'Rourke). Observation of Behavior in Telephone
Interviews (C. Cannell & L. Oksenberg). A Comparison of Centralized CATI
Facilities for an Agricultural Labor Survey (R. Bass & R. Tortora).
Administrative Issues in Mixed Mode Surveys (D. Dillman & J. Tarnai).
Bibliography of Telephone Survey Methodology. Index.