Nonresponse and Measurement Error in Mobile Web Surveys

General Information

Title
Nonresponse and Measurement Error in Mobile Web Surveys
Project Number
107
Abstract
The purpose of this research is to investigate issues raised by mobile web surveys related to two error sources: non-response error and measurement error.

This research comprises three questionnaires. A baseline questionnaire was administered in September 2013 to a group of panel members interested in smartphone research. In October 2013 half of this group was asked to fill out a questionnaire on a smartphone, the other half had to fill it out on a PC. Panel members without a smartphone received a loaner smartphone. In December 2013 the same questionnaire was fielded, then the other half was asked to fill out the questionnaire on a smartphone.
Longitudinal Type
Project
Begin date
02-09-2013
End date
31-12-2013
Researcher
Antoun, C.
Publisher
CentERdata
Copyright
© 2015 CentERdata
DOI
https://doi.org/10.17026/dans-zzy-ws4u

List of Studies

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Baseline
Single Wave Study
Smartphone wave 1
Single Wave Study
Smartphone wave 2
Single Wave Study
PC wave 1
Single Wave Study
PC wave 2
Single Wave Study

Publications

Effects of Mobile versus PC Web on Survey Response Quality: Public Opinion Quarterly (2017), 81(S1), 280-306; Antoun, C., et al.
Simultaneous estimation of multiple sources of error in a smartphone-based survey Journal of Survey Statistics and Methodology, first published online March 07, 2018; Antoun, C., et al.
Factors affecting completion times: A comparative analysis of smartphone and PC web surveys Social Science Computer Review, 38(4), 477–489; Antoun, C., et al.
The precision of estimates of nonresponse bias in means Journal of Survey Statistics and Methodology, first published online June 28, 2022; Eckman, S., et al.