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Computer Assisted survey Information Collection
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Contenido :
The history and development of computer assisted survey information collection methods
Diffusion of technological innovation : computer assisted data collection in the U.K.
Integrating CASIC into existing designs and organizations : a survey of the field
Development and implementation of CASIC in government statistical agencies
Organizational effects of CATI in small to medium survey centers
A systematic approach to instrument development in CAI
Producing CAI instruments for a program of surveys
The individual interview
Incorporating experiments into computer assisted surveys
Use of computer assisted interviewing in longitudinal surveys
The future of data editing
Automated coding of survey data
Automated management of survey data : an overview
CAPI survey management systems : case management on laptops
Automated call scheduling : current systems and practices
Getting from there to here : electronic data communications in field surveys
Training field interviewers to use computers : past, present, and future trends
Evaluating interviewer use of CAPI navigation features
Mode, behavior, and data recording error
Computerized self-administered questionnaires
Ten years of interviewing without interviewers : the telepanel
Collecting sensitive information with different modes of data collection
Automated self-interviewing and the survey measurement of sensitive behaviors
Response rates, data quality, and cost feasibility for optically scannable mail surveys by small research centers
Scanning and optical character recognition in survey organizations
Pen CASIC : design and usability
Business surveys of the future : the world wide web as a data collection methodology
Current and future technology utilization in European market research
The CASIC future
The history and development of computer assisted survey information collection methods
Diffusion of technological innovation : computer assisted data collection in the U.K.
Integrating CASIC into existing designs and organizations : a survey of the field
Development and implementation of CASIC in government statistical agencies
Organizational effects of CATI in small to medium survey centers
A systematic approach to instrument development in CAI
Producing CAI instruments for a program of surveys
The individual interview
Incorporating experiments into computer assisted surveys
Use of computer assisted interviewing in longitudinal surveys
The future of data editing
Automated coding of survey data
Automated management of survey data : an overview
CAPI survey management systems : case management on laptops
Automated call scheduling : current systems and practices
Getting from there to here : electronic data communications in field surveys
Training field interviewers to use computers : past, present, and future trends
Evaluating interviewer use of CAPI navigation features
Mode, behavior, and data recording error
Computerized self-administered questionnaires
Ten years of interviewing without interviewers : the telepanel
Collecting sensitive information with different modes of data collection
Automated self-interviewing and the survey measurement of sensitive behaviors
Response rates, data quality, and cost feasibility for optically scannable mail surveys by small research centers
Scanning and optical character recognition in survey organizations
Pen CASIC : design and usability
Business surveys of the future : the world wide web as a data collection methodology
Current and future technology utilization in European market research
The CASIC future
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| Código de barras | Signatura | Tipo de medio | Ubicación | Sección | Estado |
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| 35410 | 519.52 COUc | Libro | Biblioteca Especializada | Colección general | Disponible |
