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Context Effects in Social and Psychological Research |
Norbert Schwarz; Seymour Sudman
Springer New York
Context Effects in Social and Psychological Research
“Order Effects” in Survey Research: Activation and Information Functions of Preceding Questions
Authors

Fritz Strack

ARI Id

1664827834214_3682944

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Not Available Free

Pages

23-34

DOI

10.1007/978-1-4612-2848-6_3

Chapter URL

https://rd.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-1-4612-2848-6_3

Table of Contents of Book
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Front Matter
i-xvii
Front Matter
1-1
Introduction
Norbert Schwarz; Seymour Sudman
3-4
Context Effects: State of the Past/State of the Art
Howard Schuman
5-20
Front Matter
21-21
“Order Effects” in Survey Research: Activation and Information Functions of Preceding Questions
Fritz Strack
23-34
Context Effects on Responses to Attitude Questions: Attitudes as Memory Structures
Roger Tourangeau
35-47
Constructive Processes as a Source of Context Effects in Survey Research: Explorations in Self-Generated Validity
Jack M. Feldman
49-61
Question-Order Effects and Brand Evaluations: The Moderating Role of Consumer Knowledge
Barbara A. Bickart
63-79
Basking and Brooding: The Motivating Effects of Filter Questions in Surveys
Leonard L. Martin; Thomas F. Harlow
81-95
Serial Context Effects in Survey Interviews
Dancker D. L. Daamen; Steven E. de Bie
97-113
Questionnaire Context as a Source of Response Differences in Mail and Telephone Surveys
John Tarnai; Don A. Dillman
115-129
Context Effects as Substantive Data in Social Surveys
Jaak B. Billiet; Lina Waterplas; Geert Loosveldt
131-147
Qualitative Analysis of Question-Order and Context Effects: The Use of Think-Aloud Responses
George F. Bishop
149-162
Thoughts on the Nature of Context Effects
Tom W. Smith
163-184
Front Matter
185-185
A Cognitive Model of Response-Order Effects in Survey Measurement
Norbert Schwarz; Hans-J. Hippler; Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann
187-201
The Impact of Cognitive Sophistication and Attitude Importance on Response-Order and Question-Order Effects
Jon A. Krosnick
203-218
Front Matter
219-219
Order Effects within Personality Measures
Eric S. Knowles; Michelle C. Coker; Deborah A. Cook; Steven R. Diercks; Mary E. Irwin; Edward J. Lundeen et al.
221-236
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