he paper aims to discuss, through two examples, how social researchers can reduce the occurrence of the non-response bias that, if not adequately considered, can interfere with the possibility to estimate data about the population even if the research design is based on a probability sampling. Based on ex-post test, the first example shows how it is relevant also for sociologists to adopt a probability sampling. The second example aims to discuss the pros and cos of Gallup data collection method applied in the last survey of E.V.S. (European Values Study) in which is not allowed to substitute people who refuse to be interviewed or have an impediment for some reason....
In marketing research it\u2019s very important to reduce costs and realization time of surveys. On t...
Probability sampling has been a fundamental framework over time in order to carry out surveys from ...
Web surveys, even for purposes of scientific data collection, are commonly based on non-probability ...
Sampling design for social studies have very specifics requirements, that are generally ignored in t...
Random sample surveys have become one of the key research tools in quantitative social science. Some...
This paper compares the usability of data stemming from probability sampling with data stemming fro...
The article concerns the question of inaccessible units set in the perspective of the theory of stat...
The aim of this paper is to investigate the possibility of collecting information on the reproductiv...
Survey sampling constitutes a basic method of obtaining values of population parameters. Social scie...
In spite of the establishment of probability sampling methods since the 1930s, non-probability sampl...
Social statistical studies have demonstrated that different sampling techniques can cause diverse bi...
At the turn of the decade, this special issue is a symbol of transformation in the survey world that...
This paper examines the demographic representativeness of different types of probabilistic samples b...
This paper is focused on process and output aspects of the obtained sample and deals with the measur...
There is an ongoing debate in the survey research literature about whether and when probability and ...
In marketing research it\u2019s very important to reduce costs and realization time of surveys. On t...
Probability sampling has been a fundamental framework over time in order to carry out surveys from ...
Web surveys, even for purposes of scientific data collection, are commonly based on non-probability ...
Sampling design for social studies have very specifics requirements, that are generally ignored in t...
Random sample surveys have become one of the key research tools in quantitative social science. Some...
This paper compares the usability of data stemming from probability sampling with data stemming fro...
The article concerns the question of inaccessible units set in the perspective of the theory of stat...
The aim of this paper is to investigate the possibility of collecting information on the reproductiv...
Survey sampling constitutes a basic method of obtaining values of population parameters. Social scie...
In spite of the establishment of probability sampling methods since the 1930s, non-probability sampl...
Social statistical studies have demonstrated that different sampling techniques can cause diverse bi...
At the turn of the decade, this special issue is a symbol of transformation in the survey world that...
This paper examines the demographic representativeness of different types of probabilistic samples b...
This paper is focused on process and output aspects of the obtained sample and deals with the measur...
There is an ongoing debate in the survey research literature about whether and when probability and ...
In marketing research it\u2019s very important to reduce costs and realization time of surveys. On t...
Probability sampling has been a fundamental framework over time in order to carry out surveys from ...
Web surveys, even for purposes of scientific data collection, are commonly based on non-probability ...