Are Factorial Survey Experiments Prone to Survey Mode Effects?

dc.contributor.authorAuspurg, Katrin
dc.contributor.authorHinz, Thomas
dc.contributor.authorWalzenbach, Sandra
dc.date.accessioned2019-10-10T10:08:28Z
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dc.description.abstractThis chapter uses key concepts of the total survey error framework to study possible mode effects. It focuses on the effects of interviewer presence on item nonresponse, inconsistency of responses and measurement errors such as response sets, and how these issues and possible further mode effects affect the substantive results gained by the factorial survey experiment in a case study. The chapter begins with a brief illustration of the factorial survey method and continues with a discussion of typical modes, design issues, and their connection to mode effects. In the case study, two different survey modes are analyzed: a face‐to‐face interview where respondents filled in the factorial survey module themselves, but an interviewer was present for optional support, and a completely self‐administered mode (where respondents could choose between completing a mail and a web survey). The chapter concludes with a short summary and discussion of the practical implications.eng
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dc.identifier.doi10.1002/9781119083771.ch19eng
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dc.subjectcompletely self‐administered mode, design issues, face‐to‐face interview, factorial survey experiments, item nonresponse, measurement errors, survey mode effects, total survey error frameworkeng
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