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Sheldon B. Clark

Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education

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Archive | 1996

Reviewing the Research on Mail Survey Response Rates: Descriptive Study.

Judith A. Boser; Sheldon B. Clark

Archive | 1993

Response Rates in Mail Surveys: A Review of the Reviews.

Judith A. Boser; Sheldon B. Clark

NARST: annual conference of the National Association for Research in Science Teaching, San Francisco, CA (United States), 18-22 Apr 1995 | 1995

Reexamining traditional issues in survey research: Just how evil is the anathema of low response rate?

Sheldon B. Clark; Judith A. Boser

Archive | 1994

Effect of Response Rate on Results of a Follow-up Employment Survey.

Judith A. Boser; Sheldon B. Clark

Archive | 1989

Seeking Consensus on Empirical Characteristics of Effective Mail Questionnaires: A First Step.

Sheldon B. Clark; Judith A. Boser

Archive | 1995

Factors Influencing Mail Survey Response Rates: What Do We Really Know?.

Judith A. Boser; Sheldon B. Clark

Archive | 1993

Using National Surveys To Improve the Efficiency and Effectiveness of Broad-Based Program Evaluations.

Sheldon B. Clark; Judith A. Boser

Archive | 1992

Questionnaire Design in Broad-Based Evaluation Studies: Letting Someone Else Collect Comparison Group Data.

Sheldon B. Clark; Judith A. Boser

Archive | 1992

Desirable Mail Questionnaire Characteristics in Teacher Education Research.

Judith A. Boser; Sheldon B. Clark

Archive | 1990

Consensus on Desirable Characteristics of Mail Questionnaires: Illusion or Reality?.

Judith A. Boser; Sheldon B. Clark

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Judith A. Boser

University of Tennessee

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