Mode effects in self-reported mental health data

Larry Kroutil; PR Barker; JF Epstein

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Mode effects in self-reported mental health data

Epstein, JF., Barker, PR., & Kroutil, L. (2001). Mode effects in self-reported mental health data. Public Opinion Quarterly, 65(4), 529-549.

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