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Reducing refusal rates in the case of threatening questions: the 'door-in-the-face' technique [Forschungsbericht]

Autor/in: Hippler, Hans-Jürgen; Hippler, Gabriele.- 1984. 19,2S.

A comparison of response effects in self-administered and telephone surveys [Forschungsbericht]

Autor/in: Bishop, George E.; Hippler, Hans-Jürgen; Schwarz, Norbert; Strack, Fritz.- 1987. 21,14S.

The impact of administration mode on response effects in survey measurement [Arbeitspapier]

Autor/in: Schwarz, Norbert; Strack, Fritz; Hippler, Hans-Jürgen; Bishop, George.- 1990. 20S.

Response order effects in long lists: primacy, recency, and asymetric contrast effects [Konferenzbeitrag]

Autor/in: Schwarz, Norbert; Hippler, Hans-Jürgen; Noelle-Neumann, Elisabeth; Münkel, Thomas.- 1989. 14,7,5S.

Response alternatives: the impact of their choice and presentation order [Arbeitspapier]

Autor/in: Schwarz, Norbert; Hippler, Hans-Jürgen.- 1990. 33S.

Buffer items: when do they buffer and when don't they [Arbeitspapier]

Autor/in: Schwarz, Norbert; Hippler, Hans-Jürgen.- 1992. 13,5S.

"No opinion"-filters: a cognitive perspective [Arbeitspapier]

Autor/in: Hippler, Hans-Jürgen; Schwarz, Norbert.- 1988. 21S.

Confidentiality assurances in surveys: reassurance or threat? [Arbeitspapier]

Autor/in: Singer, Eleanor; Hippler, Hans-Jürgen; Schwarz, Norbert.- 1992. 14,4S.

Subsequent questions may influence answers to preceding questions in mail surveys [Arbeitspapier]

Autor/in: Schwarz, Norbert; Hippler, Hans-Jürgen.- 1994. 8S.

The numeric values of rating scales: a comparison of their impact in mail surveys and telephone interviews [Arbeitspapier]

Autor/in: Schwarz, Norbert; Hippler, Hans-Jürgen.- 1994. 7S.

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