Quantifying under- and overreporting in surveys through a dual-questioning-technique design
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December 2015
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Authors: | Jong, Martijn G. de ; Fox, Jean-Paul ; Steenkamp, Jan-Benedict E. M. |
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Journal of marketing research : JMR. - Thousand Oaks, CA : SAGE Publishing, ISSN 0022-2437, ZDB-ID 218319-5. - Vol. 52.2015, 6, p. 737-753
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Subject: | randomized response | lying | dishonesty | alcohol | privacy | Datenschutz | Data protection | Alkoholkonsum | Alcohol consumption | Experiment | Befragung | Interview |
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