The survey kit

The Kit that has helped thousands of researchers and students do better survey research has now been completely updated and revised. In addition to separate volumes on in-person and telephone interviews, the new edition includes sections on: data management; literacy and language issues; qualitative...

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Other Authors: Bourque, Linda B., Fielder, Eve P., Mertens Oishi, Sabine, Fink, Arlene
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: London SAGE 2003
Edition:2nd ed
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