Comparison of Web and Mail Surveys in Collecting Illicit Drug Use Data: A Randomized Experiment
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Summary
Preliminary evidence is provided that Web and U.S. mail surveys produce similar results regarding illicit drug use among undergraduate students, which bode well for using Web surveys in college-based research.
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- article
- Published
- 2004-03-01
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- 157
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Keywords
Illicit drug, Web survey, Randomized experiment, Survey data collection, Survey research
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