Titlebook: Handbook of Survey Methodology for the Social Sciences; Lior Gideon Book 2012 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2012 Computer Assis

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Non-Response and Measurement Error,sponse is discussed first with a focus on non-response bias estimation and non-response bias reduction. Measurement error is studied by evaluating the quality of registered responses through question wording, order, and response scale effects. The different approaches to measurement error are discus

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Why People Agree to Participate in Surveys,ponse. This framework has various stages, and is applicable to all modes of data collection—mail, personal interview, telephone, and web. Next, we discuss six theories from the literature that have been used—to a greater or lesser extent—to explain survey response behavior. Such theories have been a

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Effects of Incentives in Surveys,centive effects, discusses the possible forms of incentives and related effects, estimates the optimal amount of incentives, handles different modes of data collection, the relation between incentives and data quality, and ends with best practices and a view toward the future in order to help survey

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Repeated Cross-Sectional Surveys Using FTF,how to minimise non-observation errors) and how to make sure that the answers to survey questions represent the concepts under investigation (or how to minimise observation errors). This chapter discusses key factors in survey design, such as administration mode, coverage, sampling and non-response,

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Costs and Errors in Fixed and Mobile Phone Surveys,ctitioners for decades. However, technological developments related to information society, in particular the increasing rate of mobile-only individuals and households, are rapidly changing the survey research environment. In the first part of the chapter methodological issues of data collection by

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E-Mail Surveys,ting online surveys identified in previous research. In particular, it describes the methodology and examines some advantages and disadvantages of conducting online survey research. Advantages include access to individuals in distant locations, the ability to reach difficult to contact participants,

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