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Sampling for web surveys
Ana Slavec
Web surveys are a popular mode to collect data in several social science disciplines as they are less expensive compared to traditional postal, face-to-face and telephone surveys. However, applying desired sampling procedures in web surveys can be very challenging and they are often based on non-probability samples that do not enable the generalisation of results from sample to the population.
In the lecture I provide an overview of the history of survey sampling methods and what are the available sampling procedures for web surveys. Then, I discuss approaches to improve the representativity of web surveys based on a case study of two web surveys in Slovenia, first on the topic of compliance with COVID-19 measures and the second on the topic of COVID-19 vaccination.
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- Publication date:
- November 16, 2021
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- Keyword(s):
- survey sampling web surveys COVID-19
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