Web Survey Bibliography
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Social network analysis (sna) consists of a set of techniques and theories that analyze the ties between actors and the structure of these ties (wassermann/ faust 1994). The actors can be individuals, organizations, nations, or any other corporate actors. In principle, the techniques can be and are often used to describe the structure of social relationships between actors. However, they can also be used to describe the structure of ties between websites (e.g. park/barret/nam 2002), or the structure of connections between actors in general. The analysis of social networks is important because it is known that the structure of social contacts has a fundamental impact on social life and business success. Not only the characteristics of the actor are important, but also the way in which the actor is connected to others and their inter-relations. For example, social networks influence the likelihood of finding a job (granovetter 1972), career success (burt 1992), the diffusion of innovations (rogers 1995), the success of collaboration between firms (gulati 1995), opinion leadership (king/summer 1970), and much more. The often used term social capital refers to the insight that an actor’s social network can provide (or lack) valuable resources (portes 1998) that form a separate factor next to the human capital an actor has.
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- Low-Cost, Hosted Online Surveys Open up Opportunities for Businesses to Quickly Gain Insights Into and...; 2007; Ramstetter Wenzel, A.
- Methodology in Our Madness; 2007; Lynn, P.
- ONLINE DATA COLLECTION – SOLUTION OR BAND-AID?; 2007; Crassweller, A., Williams, D., Thompson, I.
- MAGAZINE EFFECTIVENESS NOW DIRECTLY OBSERVABLE; 2007; Green, M.
- Applications of the Document Object Model (DOM) in Web-Surveys; 2007; Neubarth, W., Kaczmirek, L.
- Respondent acceptance of web and e-mail data reporting for an establishment survey; 2007; Rosen, R. J., Harrell, L. J., Yu, H.
- The influence of interactive probing on response to open-ended questions in a web surveys; 2007; Holland, J. L., Christian, L. M.
- Evolution of web surveys at USDA`s national agricultural statistics service; 2007; Gregory, G., Earp, M.
- Using a web-lite approach to collecting data via the web; 2007; Frederickson-Mele, K.
- Email data collection; 2007; Fast, D.
- Interface Design and Testing for Electronic Self Administered Survey Forms using Excel; 2007; Farrell, E., Hewett, K., Rowley, T., Van Ede, L., Burnside, R.
- A Nonparametric Approach to Weighting Web Panel Data; 2007; Thorburn, D., Lorenc, B.
- Web questionnaires and Web 2.0; 2007; Folkedal, J.
- Automated data collection from internal Enterprise production systems ; 2007; Vik, T.
- Internet Surveys – Data Collection challenges for Statistics (Norway); 2007; Gloersen, R.
- THE READERSHIP CURRENCY: DUTCH DESIGN How a new methodology for AIR measurement opens up new perspectives...; 2007; Petric, I., Appel, M.
- Web-Based Research Tools and Techniques; 2007; Albrecht, A. C., Jones, D. G.
- Web Survey Design in ASP.Net 2.0: A Simple Task with One Line of Code; 2007; Liu, C.
- Deformation analysis of the repeated positional surveys in the undermined localities using web applications...; 2007; Milan, T.
- The Role of Emotions in the Response to Open-ended and Closed Questions in a September 11th On-line...; 2007; Jerabek, H.
- Responding to sensitive Questions in Surveys: A Comparison of Results from Online Panels, Face-to-Face...; 2007; Dayan, D., Schofield Paine, C., Johnson, A. J.
- Using Audio and Video Clips in Web Surveys — Feasibility and Impact on Data Quality; 2007; Fuchs, M., Funke, F.
- Promoting Internet surveys and respondent relationship at INE Portugal: WebInq data collection system...; 2007; Cunha, C., dos Santos, P. S., Goulão, C., Leal, J. F.
- Learning Statistics – in a web-based and non-linear way ; 2007; Rootzen, H.
- Comparisons of Delivery Methods in a Survey Distributed by Internet, Mail, and Telephone; 2007; Lesser, V. M.
- The design of electronic questionnaires: insights from the practice Afonso; 2007; Afonso, P.
- Using Multiple Modes to Collect Data in Surveys; 2007; Lynn, P.
- Intent to stay of nursing faculty in the southern United States; 2007; Garbee, D. D.
- Flexible online mixed methods design (FOMM): Philosophical and practical considerations; 2007; Lobe, B.
- Teaching and learning mixed methods research online; 2007; Ivankova, N., Verhoeven, F.
- Intention to Participate in Web Surveys: An Extended TPB Model; 2007; Fang, J., Shao, P., Wan, J.
- Interactive Features of Web Surveys; 2007; Conrad, F. G.
- The Online Measurement of Ego Centered Online Social Networks; 2007; Matzat, U., Snijders, C.
- Systematic bias between internet and mail surveys: Implication for scaling of conjoint questions; 2007; Huttin, C. C., Fadden, D. L., Winter, J.
- When epidemiology meets the internet: Web-based surveys in the millennium cohort study ; 2007; Smith, B., Smith, T. C., Gray, G. C., Ryan, M. A. K.
- Concept articulation and web research: a case study using quali-quant methods; 2007; Moskowitz, H., Rabino, S., Beckley, J.
- Guidelines for Designing Questionnaires for Administration in Different Modes; 2007; Martin, E., Hunter, J. E., DeMaio, T., Hill, Jo., Reiser, C., Gerber, E., Styles, K., Dillman, D. A.
- A preliminary study of electronic surveys as a means to enhance management accounting research; 2007; Al-Omiri, M.
- An Approach to Compare Online Survey Generating Tools; 2007; Zhang, J., Zhao, N.
- Surfable Surveys: Using Web-Based Technology to Reach Newsroom Respondents ; 2007; Adams, T., Cleary, J.
- Online Data Collection in Academic Research: Advantages and Limitations; 2007; Lefever, S., Dal, M., Matthiasdottir, A.
- Conducting the Survey; 2007; Ritter, L. A., Sue, V. M.
- Email Surveys in Educational Research: Ethical and Net-Cultural Concerns; 2007; Nguyen, C. H.
- The Consumer Panel Reinvented; 2007; Fielding, M.
- Data Preservation; 2007; Wyner, G. A.
- Questionnaire and Survey Design for Online Research; 2007; Wydra, D., Fisher, L., Strunk, K.
- The Impact of the Visible: The Design of Web Surveys; 2007; Tourangeau, R., Couper, M. P., Conrad, F. G.
- Web survey paradata: Understanding respondent’s behavior and evaluating survey questions; 2007; Heerwegh, D.
- How the shape and format of input fields affect answer; 2007; Couper, M. P., Tourangeau, R., Conrad, A.
- Sampling Bias: Face to face to Web; 2007; Bandilla, W., Blohm, M., Kaczmirek, L., Neubarth, W.