A comparison of mail and face-to-face survey methods : New Zealand health professionals / by Bruce McFarlane and Ron Garland

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Title

A comparison of mail and face-to-face survey methods : New Zealand health professionals / by Bruce McFarlane and Ron Garland

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National Library of New Zealand

Collection

Index New Zealand

Description

Presents the findings of a study that compared response rates obtained by two methods of data collection, mail survey and face-to-face interview, with health professionals. Attempts to compare the quantity and quality of response derived from each data collection method as well as examining two potential sources of bias (acquiescence and social desirability) in the face-to-face interview data.

Format

Journal

Date created

May 1994

Creator

McFarlane, Bruce / Garland, Ron

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/20906496

Related subjects

Surveys / Research / Information retrieval / Statistics

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