Research Synthesis: AAPOR Report on Online Panels

2010/10/20 by Reg Baker, R. Baker, Stephen J. Blumberg +35 · 30 citations
Social Sciences · #Survey Methodology and Nonresponse #Focus Groups and Qualitative Methods

paper · doi:10.1093/poq/nfq048

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