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Cognitive difficulty 2 Data quality 2 Effectiveness 2 Measurement 2 Risk behaviors 2 Social desirability bias 2 Survey interview methods 2 Young adults 2 Befragung 1 Bias 1 Cognition 1 Datenqualität 1 Dominican Republic 1 Dominikanische Republik 1 Interview 1 Jugendliche 1 Kognition 1 Messung 1 Risiko 1 Risk 1 Systematischer Fehler 1 Youth 1
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Celhay, Pablo 2 Larrieu, Monica I. 2 López-Peña, Paula 2 McCoy, Sandra I. 2 Muñoz, Rodrigo 2 Vivo, Sigrid 2
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Development Engineering 1 Development engineering 1
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How accurate is our misinformation? A randomized comparison of four survey interview methods to measure risk behavior among young adults in the Dominican Republic
Vivo, Sigrid; McCoy, Sandra I.; López-Peña, Paula; … - In: Development Engineering 2 (2017), pp. 53-67
Dominican Republic. Methods: 1200 young adults were randomized to one of four different survey interview methods: two … study also suggests that there were differences in survey interview methods used when looking at drug and alcohol use … interview methods. At the individual question level, self-completion methods generated higher non-response and error rates than …
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How accurate is our misinformation? : a randomized comparison of four survey interview methods to measure risk behavior among young adults in the Dominican Republic
Vivo, Sigrid; McCoy, Sandra I.; López-Peña, Paula; … - In: Development engineering 2 (2017), pp. 53-67
Dominican Republic. Methods: 1200 young adults were randomized to one of four different survey interview methods: two … were differences in survey interview methods used when looking at drug and alcohol use indicators. The direction of bias … interview methods. At the individual question level, self-completion methods generated higher non-response and error rates than …
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