This article describes a new method of collecting data by direct mailing via the Internet. Feasibility and capacities were evaluated through a worldwide opinion poll on global future risks of mankind and potential solutions. Within 1 day, a structured questionnaire was sent to 8,859 randomly selected e-mail addresses. One thousand seven hundred and thirteen were remailed properly completed, 90 % within 4 days. Most respondents were residents of North America (64%) and Europe (21 %), male (87%), and 30 years old on average. Environmental destruction (52%) was mentioned as the primary problem, followed by violence (45%) and unemployment (45%). Education (71 %) was the most frequently proposed solution to future problems. It is obvious that In...
Summary: The advancements reported here come not from trying to fit the general public to the Intern...
The attractions of a low-cost, easy to administer survey medium which provides sound and fast respon...
Thesis (Ph.D.), Department of Sociology, Washington State UniversityPrevious research found that a w...
This article describes a new method of collecting data by direct mailing via the Internet. Feasibili...
This article describes a new method of collecting data by direct mailing via the Internet. Feasibili...
This article describes a new method of collecting data by direct mailing via the Internet. Feasibili...
This article describes a new method of collecting data by direct mailing via the Internet. Feasibili...
The rapid expansion of Internet users has given Web-based surveys the potential to become a powerful...
Web-based surveying is becoming widely used in social science and educational research. The Web offe...
Irregular Pagination in Appendices. Portions missing.The phenomenal growth of the Internet and World...
Web-surveys are today commonly used in a wide range of areas. The interest in web-based surveys is n...
The World Wide Web (WWW) is increasingly being used as a tool and platform for survey research. Two ...
The World Wide Web and other new electronic technologies might soon become prime survey vehicles due...
Summary: The advancements reported here come not from trying to fit the general public to the Intern...
Summary: The advancements reported here come not from trying to fit the general public to the Intern...
Summary: The advancements reported here come not from trying to fit the general public to the Intern...
The attractions of a low-cost, easy to administer survey medium which provides sound and fast respon...
Thesis (Ph.D.), Department of Sociology, Washington State UniversityPrevious research found that a w...
This article describes a new method of collecting data by direct mailing via the Internet. Feasibili...
This article describes a new method of collecting data by direct mailing via the Internet. Feasibili...
This article describes a new method of collecting data by direct mailing via the Internet. Feasibili...
This article describes a new method of collecting data by direct mailing via the Internet. Feasibili...
The rapid expansion of Internet users has given Web-based surveys the potential to become a powerful...
Web-based surveying is becoming widely used in social science and educational research. The Web offe...
Irregular Pagination in Appendices. Portions missing.The phenomenal growth of the Internet and World...
Web-surveys are today commonly used in a wide range of areas. The interest in web-based surveys is n...
The World Wide Web (WWW) is increasingly being used as a tool and platform for survey research. Two ...
The World Wide Web and other new electronic technologies might soon become prime survey vehicles due...
Summary: The advancements reported here come not from trying to fit the general public to the Intern...
Summary: The advancements reported here come not from trying to fit the general public to the Intern...
Summary: The advancements reported here come not from trying to fit the general public to the Intern...
The attractions of a low-cost, easy to administer survey medium which provides sound and fast respon...
Thesis (Ph.D.), Department of Sociology, Washington State UniversityPrevious research found that a w...