Survey Research Methods
The Personnel and Guidance JournalPublished 1 May 1981
Gail Hackett
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An overview of the important stages and inherent problems of survey research is presented and survey-related terminology is defined and particularly emphasized are the characteristic elements of surveyResearch.
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This article presents an overview of the important stages and inherent problems of survey research and defines survey‐related terminology. Particularly emphasized are the characteristic elements of survey research: survey designs, sampling theory, questionnaire development, and data collection procedures.
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