Feedback as an incentive for responding to a mail questionnaire
Research in Higher EducationPublished 1 January 1982
Donald E. Powers, Donald L. Alderman
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Abstract
The effect of offering respondents feedback on questionnaire results was investigated in a national mail survey of college-bound secondary school students. It was found that offering feedback had a significant positive effect on response rate, but the magnitude of that effect was slightly less than the increase in response rate resulting from a shorter questionnaire and considerably less than a follow-up contact with nonrespondents.
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