Web Survey Bibliography

Title Online Research and Anonymity
Author Sassenberg, K., Kreutz, S.
Year 2002
Access date 21.04.2004
Abstract

In the last few years, the World Wide Web (WWW) has gained increasing recognition as a marketing forum. According to study findings from between mid 1997 and mid 1998 in „Business Online“, German companies plan to invest sums in total of approximately 3,75 billion German Marks for the production and maintenance of their Internet services. The number of homepages would subsequently be doubled
(Horizont Newsline 25.07.1997). In the field of opinion research, the World Wide Web is also gaining more importance. Batinic and Bosnjak (1997) discuss in depth the advantages and drawbacks of conducting questionnaire surveys on the Internet. To a greater extent, however, questions significant to the use of the Internet remain unclear. Assessments of web advertising effects in comparison to conventional advertising effects, or which aspects must be considered when planning web questionnaires are both examples of such questions. Central to both of these areas of application
on the World Wide Web are phenomena, which, above all, are the focus of social psychological examination.

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Year of publication2002
Bibliographic typeBook section
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Web Survey Bibliography - Online Social Sciences, Batinic, B., Reips, U.D., Bosnjak, M. (Eds.), Hogrefe & Huber: Cambridge (17)