Add to ORKGThis concerns the third measurement of the study, fielded in January 2009. Alike to the first and second measurement, this measurement also concerned twelve statements, but these were different to the ones presented in 2008. The statements were identical for all respondents, but the response scale could differ per respondent. In February 2009, the same statements (with a different response scale) were fielded as in January 2009
Abstract The format of a survey question can affect responses. Branched survey scales are a question...
Several theoretical hypotheses are developed concerning the relation of question and respondent char...
DEBATES about response sets have decreased (e.g., Nunnally, 1978; Rorer, 1965), but the threat of re...
This is the fourth measurement of the study, fielded in February 2009. The statements included in th...
In January 2008, all respondents were presented with twelve statements. The statements were identica...
In February 2008, a second measurement was taken among the same respondents as in January 2008. They...
This study focuses on the impact of number of response categories on response behavior. The study co...
This study focuses on the impact of number of response categories on response behavior. The study co...
Studies concerning the impact of the length of response scales on the measurement of attitudes have ...
This questionnaire will be used to investigate the existence of different respondent types in the LI...
This paper validates measures of response styles as latent variables using structural equation model...
Measurement quality in standardized surveys has been a core issue for decades in survey research. Fo...
In January 2009 (wave 1), the LISS panel was presented a questionnaire about the ministers currently...
This paper proposes a method to simultaneously estimate both measurement and nonresponse errors for ...
This paper proposes a method to simultaneously estimate both measurement and nonresponse errors for ...
Abstract The format of a survey question can affect responses. Branched survey scales are a question...
Several theoretical hypotheses are developed concerning the relation of question and respondent char...
DEBATES about response sets have decreased (e.g., Nunnally, 1978; Rorer, 1965), but the threat of re...
This is the fourth measurement of the study, fielded in February 2009. The statements included in th...
In January 2008, all respondents were presented with twelve statements. The statements were identica...
In February 2008, a second measurement was taken among the same respondents as in January 2008. They...
This study focuses on the impact of number of response categories on response behavior. The study co...
This study focuses on the impact of number of response categories on response behavior. The study co...
Studies concerning the impact of the length of response scales on the measurement of attitudes have ...
This questionnaire will be used to investigate the existence of different respondent types in the LI...
This paper validates measures of response styles as latent variables using structural equation model...
Measurement quality in standardized surveys has been a core issue for decades in survey research. Fo...
In January 2009 (wave 1), the LISS panel was presented a questionnaire about the ministers currently...
This paper proposes a method to simultaneously estimate both measurement and nonresponse errors for ...
This paper proposes a method to simultaneously estimate both measurement and nonresponse errors for ...
Abstract The format of a survey question can affect responses. Branched survey scales are a question...
Several theoretical hypotheses are developed concerning the relation of question and respondent char...
DEBATES about response sets have decreased (e.g., Nunnally, 1978; Rorer, 1965), but the threat of re...