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Are Factorial Survey Experiments Prone to Survey Mode Effects?
2019Drawing on data from a nation-wide survey on the fairness of earnings, this piece of work examines the susceptibility of factorial survey experiments to mode effects. It uses multilevel models to compare the results from a completely self-administered questionnaire to those of an experimental condition in which interviewers were present.
Auspurg, Katrin +2 more
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Children Australia, 2019
AbstractThe service user experience of children, their families and other stakeholders in a therapeutic program should inform quality of care, practice and organisation of services. Children referred to Take Two are clients of Child Protection for whom abuse and neglect have been substantiated.
Margarita Frederico +2 more
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AbstractThe service user experience of children, their families and other stakeholders in a therapeutic program should inform quality of care, practice and organisation of services. Children referred to Take Two are clients of Child Protection for whom abuse and neglect have been substantiated.
Margarita Frederico +2 more
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The role of occupational hygienic survey in safety analysis. Experiences in metal factory
Journal of Occupational Accidents, 1982Abstract When a safety analysis in a metal factory was carried out attention was also paid to occupational hygienic conditions. In particular, recommendations based on the safety analysis and occupational hygienic survey must support each other and avoid conflicts between aspects of safety analysis and aspects of occupational hygiene.
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Motivating consumer-to-business smartphone returns: Evidence from a factorial survey experiment
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2022Christoph Ratay, Alwine Mohnen
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Political Studies
How do institutional parameters affect citizens’ evaluations of a political system as democratic? While attitudes to existing institutions have mostly been studied only in terms of support, this article uses experimental data to explore and compare citizens’ institutional design preferences in Germany and the US.
Claudia Landwehr +2 more
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How do institutional parameters affect citizens’ evaluations of a political system as democratic? While attitudes to existing institutions have mostly been studied only in terms of support, this article uses experimental data to explore and compare citizens’ institutional design preferences in Germany and the US.
Claudia Landwehr +2 more
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Computers in Human Behavior, 2019
Abstract Smartphones, with their ubiquitous presence, have become indispensable devices. Considerable research has been conducted on the pros and cons of mobile availability, but comparatively less research exists on different forms of mobile unavailability.
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Abstract Smartphones, with their ubiquitous presence, have become indispensable devices. Considerable research has been conducted on the pros and cons of mobile availability, but comparatively less research exists on different forms of mobile unavailability.
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The recent migration crisis, driven by conflicts and economic instability in regions such as the Middle East, Africa, and more recently Ukraine, has led to an increased movement of people into Europe. Labour market integration of immigrants remains one of the most pressing challenges for European countries.
OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan University +1 more
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Intermittent fasting in the prevention and treatment of cancer
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021Katherine Clifton +2 more
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