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Web Inkesten Metodologia: Interfazeen diseinua, laginketa eta inferentzia estatistikoa

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• Index

1. 1 Introduction
2. Part 1. Inference in Web Surveys
   1. 1.1 Sampling
   2. 1.2 Coverage
   3. 1.3 Nonresponse
   4. 1.4 Correcting for Selection Biases
   5. 1.5 Online Access Panels
   6. 1.6 Web Surveys as Part of Mixed-Mode Data Collection
   7. 1.7 Summary on Inferential Issues
3. Part 2. Interface Design
   1. 2.1 Measurement Error
   2. 2.2 Measurement Features of Web Surveys
   3. 2.3 Paging versus Scrolling Design
   4. 2.4 Choice of Response or Input Formats
   5. 2.5 The Design of Input Fields
   6. 2.6 The Use of and Design of Grid or Matrix Questions
   7. 2.7 Images in Web Surveys
   8. 2.8 Running Tallies
   9. 2.9 Progress Indicators
   10. 2.10 Summary on Design Issues
4. Tables & Figures
   1. Table 1. Types of Web Survey Samples
   2. Figure 1. World Internet Use over Time
   3. Figure 2. Participation Rates for Comparable Samples from Same Vendor
   4. Figure 3. Scrolling Survey Example
   5. Figure 4. Paging Survey Example
   6. Figure 5. Example of Question with Template
   7. Figure 6. Alternative Versions of Date of Birth Question
   8. Figure 7. Extract of Grid from Couper et al. (2011)
   9. Figure 8. Low and High Frequency Examples of Eating Out Behavior
   10. Figure 9. Images from Self-Reported Health Experiments
   11. Figure 10. Example of a Running Tally
   12. Figure 11. Example of Complex Running Tally
   13. Figure 12. Examples of Progress indicators
5. References