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First published 2010-2

Comparison of Cell Phone and Landline Surveys: A Design Perspective

Lisa R. Carley-Baxter, Andy Peytchev, Michele C. Black

Field Methods

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First published 2015-6

Comparing a Cell Phone Survey and a Web Survey of University Students

Youngje Woo, Sunwoong Kim, Mick P. Couper

Social Science Computer Review

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First published 2011-9

2010 Survey on cell phone use while performing cardiopulmonary bypass

T Smith, E Darling, B Searles

Perfusion

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First published 2021-12

Feasibility and Quality of a National RDD Smartphone Web Survey: Comparison With a Cell Phone CATI Survey

Sunwoong Kim, Mick P. Couper

Social Science Computer Review

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First published 2015-8

Review of Estimation Methods for Landline and Cell Phone Surveys

Antonio Arcos, María del Mar Rueda, Manuel Trujillo [...]

Sociological Methods & Research

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First published 2009

Efficiency and Effectiveness of Cell Phone Samples in Transportation Surveys

Sudeshna Sen, Johanna Zmud, Carlos Arce

Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board

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First published 2008-3

One Missed Call: Measure of Cell Phone Usage in an RDD Telephone Survey

Jodien Matos Johnson, Kathy Krey

Journal of Applied Social Science

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First published 2015-2

Cell Phone and Face-to-face Interview Responses in Population-based Surveys

Ziyad Mahfoud, Lilian Ghandour, Blanche Ghandour [...]

Field Methods

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First published 2012-1

Observational Survey of Cell Phone Use and Texting by California Drivers,2011

Jill F. Cooper, David R. Ragland, Katrin Ewald [...]

Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board

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First published 2019

Cell phone use predicts being an “active couch potato”: results from a cross-sectional survey of sufficiently active college students

Andrew Lepp, Jacob E. Barkley

DIGITAL HEALTH

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