Effects of incentive size and timing on response rates to a follow-up wave of a longitudinal mailed survey

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A study on longitudinal survey response rates by young adults indicates the relative effects of incentive magnitude and response timing. Characteristics of nonresponders and nonresponders are compared in the areas of gender, ethnicity, and social conformity.

Research, Usage, Young adults, Surveys, Surveys (Studies), Incentive (Psychology)

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EVALUATING THE VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION PROGRAM USING LONGITUDINAL DATA

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The author profiles a benefits to cost ratio study of government vocational rehabilitation programs. Information regarding evaluation of public training programs, usage of Datalink , and standards for research are discussed.

Evaluation, Reports, Employment, Disabled persons, Wages, Wages and salaries, Vocational rehabilitation, United States. Rehabilitation Services Administration

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Effects of an introductory letter on response rates to a teen/parent telephone health survey

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Analysis of effects of sending a presurvey introduction letter, on reponse rates and cooperation rates during telephone health survey among teenagers and parents, is presented.

Management dynamics, Public Administration, Public Participation, Methods, Analysis, Management, Public opinion polls, Company business management, Political participation

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