Call Screening: Is It Really a Problem for Survey Research?

Michael Link; RW Oldendick

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Call Screening: Is It Really a Problem for Survey Research?

Link, M., & Oldendick, RW. (1999). Call Screening: Is It Really a Problem for Survey Research? Public Opinion Quarterly, 63(4), 577-589.

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