search query: @indexterm Mail surveys / total: 114
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Respondent identification in mail surveys.
Journal of Advertising Research
1980 : DEC, VOL. 20:6, p. 57-61
 1980 Skinner, S. J.
Childers, T. L.
95.
Improving mail survey responses from industrial organizations.
Industrial Marketing Management
1980 : JUL, VOL. 9:3, p. 231-235
 1980 Pressley, M. M.
96.
More on self-perception theory's foot technique in the pre-call/mail survey setting.
Journal of Marketing Research
1980 : NOV, VOL. 17:4, p. 498-502
 1980 Allen, C. T.
Schewe, C. D.
Wijk, G.
97.
A reassessment of the effects of appeals on response to mail surveys.
Journal of Marketing Research
1980 : AUG, VOL. 17:3, p. 365-370
 1980 Childers, T. L.
Pride, W. M.
Ferrell, O. C.
98.
Impact of asking race information in mail surveys.
Journal of Marketing
1980 : WINTER, VOL. 44:1, p. 67-70
 1980 Sheth, J. N.
LeClaire, A. Jr.
Wachspress, D.
99.
The effect of monetary inducement on mailed questionnaire response quality.
Journal of Marketing Research
1980 : MAY, VOL. 17:2, p. 265-268
 1980 McDaniel, S. W.
Rao, C. P.
100.
Predicting response speed in mail surveys.
Journal of Marketing Research
1980 : FEB, VOL. 17:1, p. 63-68
 1980 Huxley, S. J.
101.
Sample composition bias and response bias in a mail survey: a comparison of inducement methods.
Journal of Marketing Research
1980 : FEB, VOL. 17:1, p. 69-76
 1980 Jones, W. H.
Lang, J. R.
102.
A self-perception interpretation of the effect of monetary and nonmonetary incentives on mail survey respondent behavior.
Journal of Marketing Research
1980 : FEB, VOL. 17:1, p. 77-83
 1980 Hansen, R. A.
103.
The impact of sponsor identification and direct disclosure of respondent rights on the quantity and quality of mail survey data.
Journal of Business
1979 : OCT, VOL. 52:4, p. 577-590
 1979 Hawkins, D. I.
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