Using Paradata for Instrument Evaluation and Refinement (Presentation)

Amanda Reiter and Sarah Forrestal

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Abstract: Paradata are a potentially useful tool for improving questionnaire design by helping understand the questions that are more or less effective, the significance of question placement, and the length of time spent on questions by respondents.

Keywords: paradata; instrument evaluation; questionnaire design; respondent burden; respondent break-offs (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 16
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