Managing respondent co-operation in Australian telephone research
Plocinski, Katrine M. and Bednall, David 2004, Managing respondent co-operation in Australian telephone research, in ANZMAC 2004 : marketing accountabilities and responsibilities, conference proceedings, ANZMAC, Dunedin, N.Z..
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Non-response to telephone surveys threatens the accuracy of the collected data and leads to increased research costs. This study examines ways in which Australian telephone research providers are combating non-response by managing the issue of respondent co-operation, including the management of the interviewers and of the survey process. The research found that many of these response-rate boosting practices proposed in the literature are not available to Australian telephone researchers, mainly for cost and regulatory reasons.
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