Can Interviewers Effectively Rate the Likelihood of Cases to Cooperate?

Stephanie Eckman; Jennifer Sinibaldi; Aleksa Moentmann-Hertz

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Can Interviewers Effectively Rate the Likelihood of Cases to Cooperate?

Eckman, S., Sinibaldi, J., & Moentmann-Hertz, A. (2013). Can Interviewers Effectively Rate the Likelihood of Cases to Cooperate? Public Opinion Quarterly, 77(2), 561 - 573.

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