Web Survey Bibliography
An experiment was conducted by random assignment of text box size to open end questions in a web survey of faculty members. We hypothesized that a larger box would result in lengthier responses. While direct effects were not observed, differences were observed with moderating effects of engagement in the activity under investigation and in relation to whether positive or negative reactions were solicited. The implications of the results for web surveys are discussed.
Web survey bibliography - Traugott, M. W. (5)
- An Experiment in Open End Response Length in Relation to Text Box Length in a Web Survey; 2015; Traugott, M. W.; Antoun, C.
- Data Quality from Low Cost Data Collection Methodologies; 2012; Traugott, M. W.
- Measurement Error in Cell Phone Surveys; 2009; Kennedy, C., Everett, S. E., Traugott, M. W.
- Mechanisms of Nonresponse in Cell Phone Surveys; 2009; Kennedy, C., Everett, S. E., Traugott, M. W.
- Web survey design and administration; 2001; Couper, M. P., Traugott, M. W., Lamias, M. J.