Web Survey Bibliography
The U.S. Census Bureau is a large, general-purpose, statistical agency. It conducts the Census of Population and Housing in years ending in 0, the Economic and Agricultural Censuses in years ending in 2 and 7, and hundreds of establishment and household surveys on a biannual, annual, monthly, or weekly schedule. Until quite recently, almost all the Bureau's data collection utilized mail-out, mail-back paper questionnaires or paper interview schedules. This is changing. In 1992, the Census Bureau established a Computer Assisted Survey Information Collection (CASIC) Office to "broadly implement CASIC methods in Census Bureau data collection, capture, and processing."
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Web survey bibliography - 1994 (6)
- The interactive effects of monetary incentive justification and questionnaire length on mail survey...; 1994; Biner, P.M; Kidd, H.J
- The Impact of Topic Interest on Mail Survey Response Behaviour; 1994; Martin, C.
- A comparison of vertical and horizontal rating scales; 1994; Friedman, L. W., Friedman, H.
- Decentralised CATI Versus Paper and Pencil Interviewing: Effects on the Results in the Swedish Labour...; 1994; Bergman, L. R., Kristiansson, K.-E., Olofsson, A., Safstrom, M.
- Audio and Video Computer Assisted Self-Interviewing: Preliminary Tests of New Technologies for Data...; 1994; O'Reilly, J. M., Hubbard, M. L., Lessler, J. T., Biemer, P. P., Turner, C. F.
- Touch-tone data entry for household surveys: Research findings and possible applications; 1994; McKay, R. B., Robon, E. L., Malik, A. B.