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CHAPTER FIVESurvey ResearchCHAPTER OUTLINEOVERVIEWUSES OF SURVEYSCHARACTERISTICS OF SURVEYSSAMPLING IN SURVEY RESEARCHBasic Terms of SamplingApproaches to SamplingSURVEY METHODSMail SurveysPersonal InterviewsTelephone InterviewsInternet SurveysSURVEY-RESEARCH DESIGNSCross-Sectional DesignSuccessive Independent Samples DesignLongitudinal DesignQUESTIONNAIRESQuestionnaires as InstrumentsReliability and Validity of Self-Report MeasuresConstructing a QuestionnaireTHINKING CRITICALLY ABOUT SURVEY RESEARCHCorrespondence Between Reported and Actual BehaviorCorrelation and CausalitySUMMARY137
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Brief ContentsPrefacexiPART IGenera
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About the AuthorsJOHN J. SHAUGHNESS
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PrefaceWith this 9th edition we mar
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PART ONEGeneral Issues
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CHAPTER 1: Introduction 3THE SCIENC
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CHAPTER TWOThe Scientific MethodCHA
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AppendixStatistical TablesAPPENDIX
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448 Glossarycomparison of two means
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ReferencesAbelson, R. P. (1995). St
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458 ReferencesBoring, E. G. (1954).
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460 ReferencesEvans, R., & Donnerst
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462 ReferencesHolden, C. (1987). An
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470 ReferencesSokal, M. M. (1992).
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CreditsChapter 1Figure 1.1a: © Ima
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476 Name IndexDolan, C. A., 119Donn
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