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, 1996 This article presents the results from the March 1996 quarter Reserve Bank of New Zealand Survey of ...
Graham Howard, Selina Young
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A survey on user expectations for interface builders
Conference companion on Human factors in computing systems - CHI '94, 1994This study provides many insights into the features that users look for in interface building tools, as well as those that can hinder their use. The results suggest that users are willing to pay a high price for a reliable tool that will combine both fast prototyping and fully operational target interfaces and at the same time provide high ...
Michel C. Desmarais +3 more
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A Survey on Centennials’ Expectations of Mobile Operators
2019To attract and retain consumers born in the era of social networks and grown up with the smartphones requires marketing and customer relationship management to be reshaped and adapted to their needs, habits, and aspirations. Digital natives expect digital customer experience through all the stages of the customer journey.
Mirjana Stojanović +4 more
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Uncertainty and Rounding in Expectation Surveys
This paper examines whether the rounding of survey responses in the case of probabilistic question formats is related to expectation uncertainty. Using data from a survey on macroeconomic expectations of private households in Germany, we analyze self-reported reasons for rounding probabilistic inflation expectations.Dovern, Jonas, Glas, Alexander
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Survey response rates: Reassessing expectations
Journal of the Pediatric Infectious Diseases SocietyLay Summary This article reviews different survey response rate definitions and how response rates are connected to research design. Strategies to increase response rates are discussed and suggestions for best practices are provided, including clearly describing how the response rate was calculated.
Marie E Heffernan, Michelle L Macy
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Discharge planning update, 1989
Although your hospital will be surveyed only every two or three years, the results of that survey are vital not only to your hospital, but also to your department. And you need to become involved in the process from the presurvey questionnaire to the on-site visit. And you need to prepare for the next survey the day after the last one.
J P, Nelson, S, Nielsen
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Although your hospital will be surveyed only every two or three years, the results of that survey are vital not only to your hospital, but also to your department. And you need to become involved in the process from the presurvey questionnaire to the on-site visit. And you need to prepare for the next survey the day after the last one.
J P, Nelson, S, Nielsen
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, 1995 This article presents the results from the June 1995 quarter Reserve Bank of New Zealand Survey of ...
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The Parent Expectations Survey
Clinical Nursing Research, 1992Self-efficacy in early parenting is the confidence that a mother has in her ability to meet the demands of the role of new parent. The Parent Expectations Survey (PES) was developed to measure perceptions of self-efficacy in early parenting. This article traces the development and psychometric testing of the PES.
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Exchange Rate Expectations: A Survey of Survey Studies
Staff Papers - International Monetary Fund, 1991The empirical literature on survey-based exchange rate expectations is briefly surveyed. The literature in general supports the presence of a nonzero risk premium and rejects the hypothesis of rational expectations. The crucial result is that, whereas short-run expectations tend to move away from some long-run "normal" values, long-run expectations ...
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The Nature of Survey Expectations
2018Forecasts from surveys are assumed to reflect probabilistic beliefs. This interpretation is reinforced by the reporting of probability distributions alongside the point forecasts. Sources of survey expectations are discussed, as are the nature of the forecasts: fixed-event and rolling-event forecasts.
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