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Title The Accuracy of Self-Reports: Comparisons of an RDD Telephone with Internet Surveys by Harris Interactive and Knowledge Networks
Year 2001
Access date 15.05.2004
Abstract These two papers report data from a new mode comparison study that focused on the 2000 American Presidential Election. Data were collected from national panels of respondents both before the campaign began and again after election day by the Ohio State University Center for Survey Research, Knowledge Networks, and Harris Interactive using the same questionnaire. Therefore, this study afforded the first opportunity to compare the quality of data collected by telephone vs. the Internet. The questionnaire included experimental manipulations and item structures permitting assessment of item reliability, systematic measurement error, and validity, as well as sample representativeness. The results provide startling contrasts between the meth-odologies and make clear recommendations about more and less desirable methods for future survey data collection in the "new world".
Year of publication2001
Bibliographic typeConferences, workshops, tutorials, presentations
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