Preface
pp. 141 Iterative, Multiple-Method Questionnaire Evaluation Research: A Case Study
James L. Esposito
pp. 143-183 Calendar and Question-List Survey Methods: Association Between Interviewer Behaviors and Data Quality
Robert F. Belli, Eun Ha Lee, Frank P. Stafford, Chia-Hung Chou
pp. 185-218 A Questionnaire Design for Dependent Interviewing that Addresses the Problem of Cognitive Satisficing
Adriaan W. Hoogendoorn
pp. 219-232 TADEQ: A Tool for the Documentation and Analysis of Electronic Questionnaires
Jelke Bethlehem, Anco Hundepool
pp. 233-264 Relating Respondent-Generated Intervals Questionnaire Design to Survey Accuracy and Response Rate
S. James Press, Judith M. Tanur
pp. 265-287 Developing Bilingual Questionnaires: Experiences from New Zealand in the Development of the 2001 Mäori Language Survey
Lyn Potaka, Suzanne Cochrane
pp. 289-300 The Time-line as a Device to Enhance Recall in Standardized Research Interviews: A Split Ballot Study
Wander van der Vaart
pp. 301-317 Using Vignettes in Cognitive Research on Establishment Surveys
Rebecca L. Morrison, Kristin Stettler, Amy E. Anderson
pp. 319-340 Pre-printing Effects in Official Statistics: An Experimental Study
Anders Holmberg
pp. 341-355 Exploring Confidentiality Issues Related to Dependent Interviewing: Preliminary Findings
Joanne Pascale, Thomas S. Mayer
pp. 357-377 How Good is Good? Comparing Numerical Ratings of Response Options for Two Versions of the Self-Assessed Health Status Question
Barbara Foley Wilson, Barbara M. Altman, Karen Whitaker, Mario Callegaro
pp. 379-391 Identifying and Reducing Response Burdens in Internet Business Surveys
Gustav Haraldsen
pp. 393-410 Book and Software Reviews
pp. 411-415
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