International Journal of Market Research · 2000 · 140 citations · 8 references
Social SciencesInformation SystemsPsychologyCommunication Research MethodsItem Response TheoryPsychometricsItem AnalysisQuestionnaire DesignResponse BiasSampling TechniquesSurvey ProcessesSurvey ResearchMail SurveysOnline SurveysResponse Bias AnalysisResponse Bias ReductionSurvey QuestionsSurvey ReliabilitySurvey Response BiasSurvey-based Measurement
After this paper reviews the literature on online surveys, it describes an experiment that compares an embedded e-mail survey with an attached e-mail survey. The embedded survey yielded a significantly higher response rate than the attached survey, but there were no differences between the two methods on response speed, number of item omissions, or response bias. Suggestions are offered to future researchers of online surveys.
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Response Effects in the Electronic Survey
Sara Kiesler, Lee Sproull · Public Opinion Quarterly · 1986 · 567 citations