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The impact of telephone notification strategies on response to an industrial mail survey.
International Journal of Research in Marketing
1985 : VOL. 2:4, p. 291-296
 1985 Jobber, D.
Allen, N.
Oakland, J.
76.
Stimulating responses to mailed questionnaires. An experimental study.
International Journal of Research in Marketing
1985 : VOL. 2:3, p. 219-226
 1985 Kindra, G. S.
McGown, K. L.
Bougie, M.
77.
More on the robustness of response scales.
Journal of the Market Research Society
1985 : OCT, VOL. 27:4, p. 261-282
 1985 Schertzer, C. B.
Kernan, J. B.
78.
The effect of two variables on industrial mail survey returns.
Industrial Marketing Management
1985 : MAY, VOL. 14:2, p. 119-121
 1985 Jobber, D.
Sanderson, S.
79.
The decline in survey response : a social values interpretation.
Sociology (London)
1985 : FEB, VOL. 19:1, p. 55-71
 1985 Goyder, J.
Leiper, J. M.
80.
A comparison of European and North American response patterns in mail surveys.
Journal of the Market Research Society
1985 : JAN, VOL. 27:1, p. 55-63
 1985 Nederhof, A. J.
81.
Theoretical and empirical issues in the identification of survey respondents.
Journal of the Market Research Society
1985 : JAN, VOL. 27:1, p. 39-53
 1985 Childers, T. L.
Skinner, S. J.
82.
Does response to an offer mail survey results interact with questionnaire interest?
Journal of the Market Research Society
1985 : JAN, VOL. 27:1, p. 27-38
 1985 Dommeyer, C. J.
83.
The effect of alternative foot-in-the-door manipulations on mailed questionnaire response rate and quality.
Journal of the Market Research Society
1985 : JAN, VOL. 27:1, p. 15-26
 1985 Wynn, G. W.
McDaniel, S. W.
84.
Public reactions to some ethical issues of social research : Attitudes and behavior.
Journal of Consumer Research
1984 : JUN, VOL. 11:1, p. 501-509
 1984 Singer, E.
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