Add to ORKGIt has been suggested that individuals who take surveys solely answer questions to obtain the incentive offered. However, people who answer surveys also tend to do so because they want to give their genuine feedback. Ultimately, the results of Chi-Square and Logistic Regression did not support the hypotheses.https://engagedscholarship.csuohio.edu/u_poster_2012/1017/thumbnail.jp
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Analyzing open-ended responses can provide insight regarding participants’ experiences or illuminate...
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This paper aims to identify the interviewer characteristics that influence survey cooperation. A mul...
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Qualitative research has received a growing attention during the last few years. In particular, mixe...
This study investigated the effects of survey appeals upon response rates and response bias in an or...
Open-ended questions have a great potential for analyses, but answering them often imposes a great b...
A current study has criticized the human services job satisfaction literature for relying solely on ...
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The use of open-ended questions in survey research has a very long history. In this paper, building ...
In the context of organizational development, surveys are important tools for learning about employe...
Firm-level data from executives are necessary for testing many theories in organizational sci-ence. ...
"Refusals are a significant source of non-response in surveys. During field periods of some surveys ...
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Analyzing open-ended responses can provide insight regarding participants’ experiences or illuminate...
Survey data can reduce the risk of making poor public policies and business decisions. It is therefo...
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