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Prognosen als Methode zur Reduktion der Offensichtlichkeit von Umfragebefunden: ein Pilotexperiment

Prognoses as a method of reducing the obvious in survey findings: a pilot experiment
[journal article]

Borg, Ingwer
Hillenbrand, Carola

Abstract

'Untersucht wird hier eine Methode, die den Eindruck der Offensichtlichkeit von Umfragebefunden reduzieren soll. Versuchspersonen (Vpn) wurden gebeten, die Ergebnisse für verschiedene Items aus angenommenen Umfragen vorherzusagen bzw. sie bekamen die Vorhersagen anderer Personen gezeigt. Es zeigte s... view more

'Untersucht wird hier eine Methode, die den Eindruck der Offensichtlichkeit von Umfragebefunden reduzieren soll. Versuchspersonen (Vpn) wurden gebeten, die Ergebnisse für verschiedene Items aus angenommenen Umfragen vorherzusagen bzw. sie bekamen die Vorhersagen anderer Personen gezeigt. Es zeigte sich, dass diese Maßnahmen dazu führten, dass die Vpn Umfragebefunde als überraschender und als interessanter bewerten als Personen der Kontrollgruppe. Keinen systematischen Einfluss haben die Prognosen auf die Bewertung der praktischen Nützlichkeit der Befunde.' (Autorenreferat)... view less


'This paper investigates whether prognoses on the results of surveys help to reduce the common impression of obviousness when encountering survey findings. An experiment was conducted where subjects were asked to predict the results of a number of fictitious survey items and/or they were shown predi... view more

'This paper investigates whether prognoses on the results of surveys help to reduce the common impression of obviousness when encountering survey findings. An experiment was conducted where subjects were asked to predict the results of a number of fictitious survey items and/or they were shown predictions made by other people on these items. It was found that making and/or seeing such prognoses indeed makes survey findings more unexpected and more interesting. On the other hand, prognoses have no systematic effect on the subjects' ratings of the practical usefulness of the findings.' (author's abstract)|... view less

Keywords
prognosis; survey; assessment; research results; data collection method; expectation

Classification
Methods and Techniques of Data Collection and Data Analysis, Statistical Methods, Computer Methods

Method
theory application; empirical; development of methods; quantitative empirical; basic research

Document language
German

Publication Year
2003

Page/Pages
p. 7-19

Journal
ZUMA Nachrichten, 27 (2003) 52

Status
Published Version; reviewed

Licence
Deposit Licence - No Redistribution, No Modifications


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